Ecosystemic Theory
Ecosystemic Play Therapists define this as the primary identified client
Who is The individual child?
Interventions such as Filial Therapy, CPRT, and PCIT fall into this category of Ecosystemic Play Therapy
What are direct dyadic interventions?
This level of government license's mental health professionals to practice
What is the State of Texas?
Within the P3 model concepts like justice, beneficence, and fealty are known as these
What are principles?
These categorize the central conflicts and motivations inherent in the play scenarios
What are Play Themes?
In Ecosystemic Play Therapy, psychopathology is identified as this?
What is an inability to get needs met consistently without interfering with the needs of others
This intervention involves the Play Therapist problem solving with the child's school and teachers
What is indirect education intervention?
Mental Health Professionals often belong to an affiliate group that publishes these practice guidelines
What are Codes of Ethics?
Within the P3 model perspectives of the client, the counselor, and the community are known as these
What are principals?
This document specifies the presenting problem, therapeutic goals, and selected interventions
What is the treatment plan?
He developed the Ecosystemic Play Therapy model
Who is Kevin O'Connor?
This context includes taking into consideration the generational influences and impacts
What is the temporal / historical context?
This document published by the Association for Play Therapy details recommendations for ethical delivery of Play Therapy
APT's Best Practices
This is the final step of the P3 model of ethical decision making
What is process?
This document authorizes the therapist to disclose protected patient health information to others
What is a Release of Information?
This theory states that there is no single objective reality, but instead each of us constructs our own reality from our interactions with others and the environment
What is the phenomenological perspective?
This direct intervention involves utilizing non-directive play therapy skills to address the presenting problem
What is experiential problem solving?
According to APT's Best Practices client confidentiality extends this far?
What is to 'All who receive services'
These are agreed upon rules that govern society
What are laws?
Play Therapists must find compromise between which two competing interests?
What are utility and privacy?
This tool maps major events alongside a child's developmental growth
What is the Developmental Integration of Intake Information form?
An Ecosystemic intake evaluation begins with these three sessions
A parent consultation, a child assessment, and a family observation assessment
Play Therapists must accurately represent themselves by writing out this instead of using RPT in situations where the letters may be ambiguous
What is a Registered Play Therapist?
They developed the P3 Ethical Model for Play Therapy
Who are Seymour & Rubin?
Play Therapists in Texas must retain documentation for this many years after a client's 18th birthday
What is seven years?