International Journal of Play Therapy - Volume 9, Number 1

93 Pages. Periodical format. No defects noted. Interior text pages are flawless. The first two articles in this issue are case studies on two specific interventions using play therapy. Hudak suggests ways in which ball play can be an effective therapeutic technique. Kenny and Winick present the case study of a child with Autism and an integrative approach to play therapy with autistic children. The third article by Van Fleet is a discussion of parental resistance to play therapy. This issue we introduces the opportunity to obtain continuing education credits by reading the Journal and correctly answering the questions at the end of this issue. The authors contributed the questions for this. Play therapy is one of the fastest growing professions in the mental health field. One concern of professionals in the field of play therapy is that treatment should be provided by expert clinicians who are trained in established play therapy procedures to ensure that children receive high-quality help from competent play therapists.…