Play therapy treatment planning and interventions the ecosystemic model and workbook - O'Connor, Kevin J. (Academic, 1997)
"System requirement: Diskette runs on both IBM and Macintosh platforms but requires Microsoft Word 6.0 or higher."--P. [3] of cover. - One 3 1/2in. computer disk in pocket attached to inside back cover
Includes bibliographical references and index
Front Cover; Play Therapy Treatment Planning and Interventions; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; About the Authors; Chapter 1. Theoretical Foundations; Chapter 2. Recognizing, Addressing, and Celebrating Diversity; Chapter 3. Logistics; Chapter 4. Data Collection: Intake and Mental Status; Chapter 5. Assessment; Chapter 6. Case Conceptualization; Chapter 7. Treatment Planning; Chapter 8. Interventions; Chapter 9. Session Activities; Chapter 10. Jennifer M.; References; Index; Play Therapy Treatment Planning Workbook
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