REVIEW Art, Play, and
Authored by Lisa B. Moschini Routledge, 2019 ISBN-13: 978-0815371274
metaphor, story-telling, sandtray, and the use of art. She provided well- seasoned play therapist. Additionally, she described the techniques thoroughly and offered visual representations to tap into auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning. The book also offers best practices for play therapists when considering treatment planning by evaluating can better tailor not only the treatment plan, but the methods and
modalities to work more effectively with youth clients. The creative use of art in both a group setting and individually to work on anger, grief, and loss is also addressed. Overall, this book is an easy read that is rooted in research, and supplies a plethora of hands-on techniques that are practice ready.
ABOUT THE REVIEWER: Ashlea R. Smith, PhD, RPT-S, is a Contributing faculty member at Walden University and has a private treating trauma, anxiety, and depression by utilizing play therapy and EMDR. Additionally, she is on the Committee Chair.
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Narrative Therapy: Using Metaphor to Enrich Your Clinical Practice
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