Game therapy. The art of relations
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This book is the latest publication of the comprehensive work of Gary Landret to establish therapeutic relations with children through the game. It describes in detail the model of game therapy centered on the child, which emphasizes the importance of understanding the world and views of the child. In addition, the book facilitates the process of game therapy, allowing the therapist and the client to achieve complete understanding. Professors who read courses based on previous publications of the book will be happy that the main idea remained unchanged, and that new material is served in an excellent balance with classical text.
The new edition of the book contains:
The extended chapter on short -term game therapy,
A new extensive chapter about research using game therapy centered on a child,
New sections dedicated to supervisions of specialists in game therapy, legal and ethical issues, also the principles of multiculturalism,
photos, brief examples from practice and samples of dialogs that revive the material.
This book will become an invaluable guide for teachers and instructors, as well as for students and practitioners.
"Dr. Landret did it again. The updated publication of his classical work will be an important resource for any therapist working with children. Thanks to a clear explanation of the process and practice, his guide to advise children contributes to growth, development and positive changes. "
-Di Ray, Dr. Philosophy, a licensed professional consultant-supervisor, a qualified specialist in game therapy, associate professor-consultant and director of the educational clinic of parents and children at the University of North Texas.
"It is difficult to imagine how to further improve the previous editions of the classical work of Dr. Landret, but this new edition has strengthened the position of not only the current standard, but also the historical classics in this area.
-Daniel S.
Suini, Dr. Philosophy, qualified specialist-operator in game therapy, professor of the Department of Consultation and Director of the North-Western Center for Game therapy of the University of George Fox.
About the author
Harry L. Landret, the Dr. Pedagogical Sciences, a licensed professional consultant, a qualified specialist in game therapy, supervisor and regent-pro-professor of the Department of Consultation, Development and Higher Education at the University of North Texas. He is the founder of the Center for Game therapy - the largest program for studying psychotherapy in the world
The new edition of the book contains:
The extended chapter on short -term game therapy,
A new extensive chapter about research using game therapy centered on a child,
New sections dedicated to supervisions of specialists in game therapy, legal and ethical issues, also the principles of multiculturalism,
photos, brief examples from practice and samples of dialogs that revive the material.
This book will become an invaluable guide for teachers and instructors, as well as for students and practitioners.
"Dr. Landret did it again. The updated publication of his classical work will be an important resource for any therapist working with children. Thanks to a clear explanation of the process and practice, his guide to advise children contributes to growth, development and positive changes. "
-Di Ray, Dr. Philosophy, a licensed professional consultant-supervisor, a qualified specialist in game therapy, associate professor-consultant and director of the educational clinic of parents and children at the University of North Texas.
"It is difficult to imagine how to further improve the previous editions of the classical work of Dr. Landret, but this new edition has strengthened the position of not only the current standard, but also the historical classics in this area.
-Daniel S.
Suini, Dr. Philosophy, qualified specialist-operator in game therapy, professor of the Department of Consultation and Director of the North-Western Center for Game therapy of the University of George Fox.
About the author
Harry L. Landret, the Dr. Pedagogical Sciences, a licensed professional consultant, a qualified specialist in game therapy, supervisor and regent-pro-professor of the Department of Consultation, Development and Higher Education at the University of North Texas. He is the founder of the Center for Game therapy - the largest program for studying psychotherapy in the world
Author:
Author:Landret Harry
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907365-49-0
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