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IN EVERY ISSUE 2 Leadership
8 Book Review 16 Point, Counter Point, The Middle Ground 32 News 34 Member Storytelling 35 Play Therapy™ Magazine Reviewers 36 Credentials
SPECIAL SECTIONS 3 National Play Therapy Week
14 2021 Conference Photo Review 25 A Salute To Violet Oaklander 31 Charles Schaefer Play Therapy Scholarship
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FEATURES 4 Light in the Darkness with the Forgotten: Using Play in Prison as a Pathway to Relationship and
Self-Development KEVIN HULL, PHD, LMHC, RPT, CGP When incarcerated fathers connect through play, the forgotten parts of themselves can feel safe and loved again.
10 Disentangling the Past: A Sandtray Method to
Integrate Child and Adult Parts RENEE TURNER, PHD, LPC-S, RPT-S & EMILY R. KELLER, PHD, LMHC-S, RPT-S Integrating transactional analysis theory into sandtray can help adults attune and respond to their children in appropriate ways.
20 Virtual Reality and Play Therapy with Adults JESSICA STONE, PHD, RPT-S
Trained play therapists may help clients harness the therapeutic powers of play digitally to create environments to explore their reality(ies).
26 Utilizing the Therapeutic Powers of Play to Create
Change JULIE NASH, PHD, RPT-S Prescriptive use of theory, characteristics of play, and the therapeutic powers of play will help play therapists achieve desired outcomes.
CLINICAL EDITORCLINICAL EDITOR
Mistie Barnes, Ed.D., LPC-S, RPT-S, is an assistant professor in the Department of Counselor Education and Psychology at Delta State University in Cleveland, MS. She supervises the three-tier review process observed by Play TherapyTM
mistiebarnes@yahoo.com
magazine.
Sarah D. Stauffer, PhD, LP (Switzerland), LPC, NCC, NCSC, RPT-S is Director of Chilldren’s University of Lausanne’s Child Maltreatment Observatory and APT’s Research Committee. She serves as Associate Editor for the IJPT.
sarah.stauffer@
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