Neuroscience influences in International Journal of Play Therapy articles.

Hudspeth, Edward F.

doi:10.1037/pla0000021

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“…IPNB supports a play therapy approach for working with children by providing an understanding of the efficacy, development factors, and relational implications of play therapy. Hudspeth (2016) stated, “Research confirms our belief in the therapeutic powers of play. In terms of accountability, it also supports the notion that what we do is developmentally sensitive and beneficial” (p. 1).…”

Section: Integrating Ipnb and Cprtmentioning

confidence: 84%

Incorporating interpersonal neurobiology in child parent relationship therapy.

Beijan

2020

International Journal of Play Therapy

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Child parent relationship therapy (CPRT) focuses on improving the parent-child relationship, helping children by teaching parents to be therapeutic agents in their children's lives. A primary element of CPRT is the supportive group format of 6Ϫ8 parents that includes elements of didactic learning and group support. The information in this article serves as a foundation for the use of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB) in CPRT groups. The application of IPNB in specific areas of counseling related to CPRT including counselor education, play therapy, group therapy, and psychoeducation is still new but shows promise for understanding and improving counseling. IPNB can be utilized as a vehicle for gaining a deeper understanding of the therapeutic mechanisms of CPRT, and IPNB can be intentionally integrated into CPRT group curriculum to enhance learning for group members and their children.

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Section: Integrating Ipnb and Cprtmentioning

confidence: 84%

Incorporating interpersonal neurobiology in child parent relationship therapy.

Beijan

2020

International Journal of Play Therapy

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“…A developmentally sensitive approach in play therapy proves congruent with recent advances in interpersonal neurobiology, and is embraced as being complimentary to play therapy treatment (Hudspeth, 2016;Wheeler & Taylor, 2016). In children with developmental trauma, understanding the neuroscience of brain development and the impact of the therapeutic relationship plays a seminal role in healing the wounds caused by early interpersonal trauma (Kestly, 2014;Stewart, Field, & Echterling, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

Integrative play therapy with adults with complex trauma: A developmentally-informed approach.

Olson-Morrison

2017

International Journal of Play Therapy

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Play therapy is a widely recognized therapeutic approach with traumatized children and adolescents, yet very few studies recognize the value of play therapy with adults who were traumatized as children. Play therapy offers a powerful medium for working with adults with complex trauma because play addresses areas of social, emotional, and cognitive development compromised from chronic interpersonal trauma exposure in early childhood. This article outlines the core symptomology experienced by adults with complex trauma, highlights important themes in trauma treatment, and identifies how Integrative Play Therapy can help clients move through the phases of trauma treatment. The article demonstrates the application of Integrative Play Therapy with an adult with complex trauma through a case presentation.

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Neuroscience influences in International Journal of Play Therapy articles.

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

Incorporating interpersonal neurobiology in child parent relationship therapy.

Incorporating interpersonal neurobiology in child parent relationship therapy.

Integrative play therapy with adults with complex trauma: A developmentally-informed approach.

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