Cognitive‐Behavioral Play Therapy

Knell, Susan M.

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“…2) Cognitive-Behavioral play therapy: Introduced by Susan Knell, cognitive-behavioral play therapy is based on behavioral and cognitive theories of emotional development and psychopathology [10]. It incorporates cognitive and behavioral interventions within a play therapy paradigm with verbal and nonverbal communication during play activities.…”

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“…3) Ecosystemic play therapy: Ecosystemic Play Therapy (EPT), developed by Kevin O 'Connor [11], is an integrative model of play therapy grounded in ecosystemic theory and "incorporating key elements of the analytic, child-centered, and cognitivebehavioral models [10], of play therapy, as uses theory to match a wide array of techniques and creative interventions to tailor well as elements of Theraplay and reality therapy" [11]. O 'Connor encouraged play therapists"to take a broadly systemic perspective in developing their case conceptualizations and treatment plans".…”

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Mother Green Therapeutic Communication Patterns in the Case of Gawai Overcoming Addiction

Citrayomie¹,

Zubair²,

Gusfa³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Administration Science (ICAS 2019)

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At present the use of electronic devices is not limited to adults but children Also. Many children have used the device until they can decide on the social context. Children's behavior in use is known as addiction. This study aims to determine the Therapeutic communication patterns of mothers in child Overcoming Addictions. It uses the theory of Coordinated Management of Meaning, therapeutic communication, and Green Therapy. This research is using constructivists paradigm with case study method. The researcher conducted observations and in-depth interviews with six informants, five mothers who were dealing with children that addicted to devices and one psychiatrist. The results Showed that the addiction of devices in children occurred from the mother's intention to introduce the device to the child, Green therapy is one of many therapy that is used to overcome this addiction. It is a combination of Ecopsychology items, namely the relationship between humans and nature, and psychotherapy that focuses on helping individuals to understand and create meaning from the emotional and psychological Difficulties. From the five informants, there were three therapeutic communication patterns are applied by mothers to children. The first one is animal assistance interventions, which is spending time with animals with the participation of mothers in them. Secondly is therapy with physical activities. The media used are swimming pools and playgrounds. And the last pattern is increasing social involvement in the education sector, for example like school.

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Section: Green Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Green Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%

Mother Green Therapeutic Communication Patterns in the Case of Gawai Overcoming Addiction

Citrayomie¹,

Zubair²,

Gusfa³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Administration Science (ICAS 2019)

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“…Entretanto, estratégias terapêuticas combinadas apresentam resultados mais satisfatórios, uma vez que tal patologia é multideterminada (Coehlo, 2011;Neves & Calais, 2012;Silvares, 2001). Pesquisas relatam que a medicação (Morais & Fernandes, 2011), a terapia cognitiva comportamental (Knell, 1995) e ludoterapia comportamental (Gomes, 1998;Silvares, 2001) são formas eficazes para o tratamento da encoprese (Brazzelli & Griffiths, 2006). Há ainda o treino comportamental ao toalete que representa uma técnica relevante, uma vez que promove aprendizagens, ou mudanças de comportamentos no reconhecimento dos estímulos direcionados à evacuação -aumento da sensibilidade do organismo aos estímulos que antecedem a evacuação.…”

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Encoprese e intervenção psicológica: revisão de literatura

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RESUMOEstudos têm demonstrado que a encoprese, transtorno relacionado ao controle esfincteriano, pode trazer impactos significativos para a vida do indivíduo, tais como baixa autoestima e déficit em interação social. Apesar de reconhecido o importante comprometimento que tal transtorno pode causar no desenvolvimento infantil, a literatura científica tem dado pouca importância ao tema, apresentando um baixo número de publicações sobre o assunto. Dessa forma, este artigo investigou as publicações nacionais em psicologia relacionadas à encoprese entre os anos de 1994 a 2013 nas bases de dados Lilacs e Scielo. Foram encontrados 231 artigos em toda a publicação para este assunto e período, e selecionados cinco para a análise, sendo aqueles que relatavam intervenção em encoprese. Desses artigos, quatro foram publicados na mesma revista e descreveram intervenções comportamentais, sendo três do mesmo autor. O quinto artigo era da abordagem psicanalítica. As pesquisas foram realizadas com crianças e adolescentes e as intervenções comportamentais tiveram êxito com remissão dos sintomas encopréticos. Os dados afirmam a deficiência em publicações na área e número restrito de pesquisadores investigando o tema, que é de relevância significativa. Palavras-chave: encoprese, intervenção, desenvolvimento infantil. ABSTRACTStudies have shown that encopresis, related to bowel control disorder, can bring significant impact for the individual life, such as low self-esteem and deficits in social interaction. Despite the significant impairment recognized

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“…Como destaca Knell (1998), a tarefa de sistematizar a sessão é atributo do terapeuta e não deve ser negligenciada tendo em vista garantir o processo terapêutico e aumentar as chances de sucesso da intervenção.…”

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A influência do cão na expressividade emocional de crianças com transtorno do espectro do autismo

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Cognitive‐Behavioral Play Therapy

Cited by 52 publications

References 23 publications

Mother Green Therapeutic Communication Patterns in the Case of Gawai Overcoming Addiction

Mother Green Therapeutic Communication Patterns in the Case of Gawai Overcoming Addiction

Encoprese e intervenção psicológica: revisão de literatura

A influência do cão na expressividade emocional de crianças com transtorno do espectro do autismo

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