soon became recognized as special form of child therapy in itself...
What is Play therapy?
100
Who make a point of defining clients' difficulties as a couple dysfunction?
What is a couple therapist?
100
According to Watzlawic to initiate second order change, What side of the brain has the corrrect language that therapists must speak?
What is the Right Brain?
100
what is used with children to treat such problem as impulsivity, hyperactivity, conduct disorder and read disability.
what is cognitive behavior?
200
conducts in a moderate-sized playroom with a variety of toys and play and art materials, the therapist focuses on developing a warm, caring relationship with the child.
What is classical play therapy?
200
is the behavior in which one person copies another person usually while in social interaction with them.
What is mirroring?
200
What therapy does De Shazer use that has emphasis on the future?
What is Solution Focused therapies?
200
Greensberg and Johnson focuses on the elicitation and expression of clients' subjective experience.
What is experimental-humanistic approaches?
300
when parent are taught to use behavioral methods with their children instead of the ineffective or aversive methods they have being using.
What is PMT ? (Parent Management Training)
300
what is one of the radical behavior therapies?
What is integrative behavioral therapy? (IBCT)
300
The type of child therapy where the therapist guides a play session, often planning specific activities to accomplish specific goals.
What is Structured Play Therapy?
300
What therapy does De Shazer use that has emphasis on the future?
What is solution Focused therapies?
400
used with children to treat such problem as impulsivity, hyperactivity, conduct disorder and read disability.
What is cognitive behavioral therapy?
400
Greensberg and Johnson focuses on the elicitation and expression of clients' subjective experience.
What is experimental-humanistic approach?
400
The analyst credited with establishing a theory and methodology of psychoanalysis to use with children, whos focus was on the symbolic meaning of play.
Who is Melanie Klein?
400
when parent are taught to use behavioral methods with their children instead of the ineffective or aversive methods they have being using.
What is PMT?
500
a child becomes what when the family becomes dysfunctional?
What is identified patient?
500
is to teach these problem-solving skills so that the couple can use them on their own.
What is a goal of behavioral approach ?
500
the ability to remain emotionally controlled while in the context of one's family and the ability to have clear sense of one's own values, beliefs and recations separate from others
What is differentiation?
500
The type of child therapy where the therapist guides a play session, often planning specific activities to accomplish specific goals.