2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1984-02922013000100013
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O brincar e a relação objetal no espectro autístico

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“…They have made a research with a group of speech therapists on the entry of play in their clinical practice, pointing out considerations about the possible playful paths that can be taken in speech therapy, especially regarding their therapeutic value. Klinger and Ramos 4 have investigated aspects such as the use of objects and their possibility of change in children of the autism spectrum in interactionist speech therapy, concluding that play is a fundamental element of childhood therapy, and that awareness and observation of object relations are important clinical indicators. The authors demonstrated the importance of changes in familychild interaction to allow for evolution.…”
Section: Thismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They have made a research with a group of speech therapists on the entry of play in their clinical practice, pointing out considerations about the possible playful paths that can be taken in speech therapy, especially regarding their therapeutic value. Klinger and Ramos 4 have investigated aspects such as the use of objects and their possibility of change in children of the autism spectrum in interactionist speech therapy, concluding that play is a fundamental element of childhood therapy, and that awareness and observation of object relations are important clinical indicators. The authors demonstrated the importance of changes in familychild interaction to allow for evolution.…”
Section: Thismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been used to aid in the diagnosis of children in clinics, both in the psychoanalytic field 4,5 and in the most educational perspectives of clinic activity 8,9 . Thus, it is possible to think that the lack or the quality of the play may indicate whether the psychic structure or even the development, in a broader sense, of a baby is improving or not.…”
Section: Thismentioning
confidence: 99%