CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF PLAY THERAPISTS: DOES RACE/ETHNICITY MATTER?

The authors describe racial/ethnic similarities and differences of a sample of 891 members of the Association for Play Therapy with regard to workplace variables, professional interests and activities, and supervision variables. Results indicate few differences between Caucasian and racial/ethnic mi...

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Published in:International journal of play therapy 2006, Vol.15 (2), p.11-34
Main Authors: Abrams, Lyndon, Post, Phyllis, Algozzine, Bob, Miller, Theresa, Ryan, Scott, Gomory, Tomi, Cooper, Joseph B
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Diversity in the Workplace
Female
Human
Male
Occupational Interests
Play Therapy
Professional Supervision
Professionalism
Racial and Ethnic Differences
Therapist Characteristics
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Summary:The authors describe racial/ethnic similarities and differences of a sample of 891 members of the Association for Play Therapy with regard to workplace variables, professional interests and activities, and supervision variables. Results indicate few differences between Caucasian and racial/ethnic minorities and few differences between the racial/ethnic groups.
ISSN:1555-6824
1939-0629
DOI:10.1037/h0088913