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Searching for the Self: An exploration of the use of hide-and-seek games in primary school aged children who display behaviour indicative of attachment difficulties, through a series of non-directive play therapy sessions, from an attachment perspective.

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This study aims to explore how children use of hide-and-seek games within individual non-directive play therapy sessions and how these may have a possible correlation…

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January 1, 2015
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A study of the over-parenting of Bangkok children: considerations for play therapists.

By MilesAbstract

This study investigates the over-parenting of children in Bangkok and considers how findings might be relevant to play therapists. Research involved a mixed methods approach,…

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January 1, 2015
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An evaluation of the effect of long term play therapy on a child living in kinship care who experienced the death of his parents in infancy

By MilesAbstract

This study examines the effect of play therapy on a child living in kinship care following the death of his parents in infancy. The main…

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January 1, 2015
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Playing with Fire: An investigation into the role of play and creative therapy with adolescents who have complex social, psychological and emotional issues, within the context of substance misuse services.

By MilesAbstract

Adolescents make decisions and react to the world in a turbo-charged process, based on emotion and quickly-changing brain connections, not logic and experience. Young people…

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January 1, 2015
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A study into adult perceptions of pre-school children’s messy play experiences; implications for play therapy intervention. February 2015

By MilesAbstract

This study explores adult perceptions of messy play and its role in pre-school children?s psychological development. Mothers (N= 5) and early years practitioners (N =…

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January 1, 2015
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‘Bringing the outside in’. An exploration of the playful use of clay and natural materials on the self-esteem of young children. October 2013

By MilesAbstract

This research investigates whether the playful use of natural materials and clay during nondirective play therapy sessions has an effect on children’s self-esteem. As is…

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January 1, 2014
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Applying the Play Therapy Dimensions Model to a trauma therapy framework: A retrospective case study identifying the neurobiological mechanisms at play. September 2013

By MilesAbstract

Current best practice therapeutic intervention for traumatised children is based on the trauma paradigm. However, there is little published research that examines the efficacy of…

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January 1, 2014
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An exploration of glimpses of children’s spirituality in Play Therapy.

By MilesAbstract

Piritual wellbeing and the development of children’s spirituality are included within the holistic document of the United Nations Rights of the Child. The World Health…

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January 1, 2014
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Opinions of professionals on mental health provision for chidren in the United Ara Emirates: The Case for Play Therapy.

By MilesAbstract

The United Arab Emirates is situated in the Arabian Gulf, bordering Oman and Saudi Arabia. It is a federation of seven independent emirates, formed in…

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January 1, 2013
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PLAYFUL HANDS: An evaluation of the effect of non-directive play therapy sessions on separation anxiety in deaf children of hearing parents from an attachment perspective.

By MilesAbstract

This study aims to evaluate the effect of ten individual non-directive play therapy sessions on behaviour associated with separation anxiety in a sample of school-aged…

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January 1, 2013
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