DISCOVERING THE MOMENTS OF MOVEMENT IN FILIAL THERAPY: A SINGLE CASE QUALITATIVE STUDY

This study examines the process of change in filial therapy, a type of play therapy, which engages parents as therapeutic agents in working with troubled children. Outcome studies have supported the efficacy of this approach in building parent-child relationships, reducing parenting stress, and redu...

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Published in:International journal of play therapy 2003, Vol.12 (1), p.89-104
Main Authors: Winek, Jon, Lambert-Shute, Jennifer, Johnson, Laura, Shaw, Liza, Krepps, Jeff, Wiley, Kelly
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Parent Child Relations
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Parental Stress
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