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play therapy
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play therapy
n.
A form of psychotherapy used with children to help them express or act out their experiences, feelings, and problems by playing with dolls, toys, and other play material, under the guidance or observation of a therapist.

play therapist n.
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Noun1.play therapy - form of psychotherapy for children that uses play situations for diagnosis or treatment
psychotherapy - the treatment of mental or emotional problems by psychological means


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95 Hardcover BF717 For psychologists, psychiatrists, other mental health practitioners, play therapists, leisure time and recreation specialists, and scholars of development and personality, L'Abate (clinical psychology, Georgia State U.
The two-hour procedure has proved stressful for the family, but with the help of a play therapist the boys have both calmed down.
3) There are definite benefits when play therapists and non-phamacologic interventions are incorporated into the care of children undergoing treatments to manage pain and anxiety.
 
 
 
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