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How old are children doing play therapy?<\/strong><\/p>\n From three years onwards play therapy is suitable. Usually at this age a session lasts 45 minutes maximum. If a child is very anxious, a parent will be asked to stay in the room for a while so that the child has time to get used to the new situation. For younger children parent-child-interaction sessions are very helpful. Play therapy can also be beneficial for teenagers. Especially creative and uncommunicative children and teenagers find play therapy helpful as they\u00a0 can express themself through creative materials.<\/p>\n What are parent-child-interaction sessions or training?<\/strong><\/p>\n These sessions give parents and children the chance to have healthy interactions and to gain attunement through play. Both sides learn to appreciate each other again.<\/p>\n What is the position of play therapy in the health sector?<\/strong><\/p>\n Play therapy can be located between free play and psychiatric treatment. It is very useful to prevent manifestations of disorders or to connect with psychotherapeutic\/psychiatric treatment at an early stage.<\/p>\n What are the limits of play therapy?<\/strong><\/p>\n Reading list:<\/strong><\/p>\n Faber \/ Mazlish (2001): How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk.<\/p>\n Gerhardt (2007): Why love matters. How affection shapes a baby\u2019s brain.<\/p>\n Murdock (1987): Spinning inward. Using guided imagery with children for learning, creativity and relaxation.<\/p>\n Sunderland \/ Engleheart (1993): Draw on your emotions. Creative ways to explore, express and understand important feelings.<\/p>\n Sunderland (2007): What every parent needs to know. The remarkable effects of love, nurture and play on your child\u2019s development.<\/p>\n Sunderland (2015): Conversation that Matter. Talking with children and teenagers in ways that help.<\/p>\n Interesting links:<\/strong><\/p>\n Information about play and play therapy: www.childrenstherapycentre.ie [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”1_4″][et_pb_sidebar _builder_version=”3.19.10″ locked=”off”]<\/p>\n\n [\/et_pb_sidebar][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" FAQHow old are children doing play therapy?From three years onwards play therapy is suitable. Usually at this age a session lasts 45 minutes maximum. If a child is very anxious, a parent will be asked to stay in the room for a while so that the child has time to get used to the new\u2026 Read More »<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":13,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":" F\u00fcr welches Alter ist Spieltherapie geeignet?<\/strong> Was sind Eltern-Interaktions-Spielstunden bzw. Eltern-Interaktions-Training?<\/strong> Wo ist die Spieltherapie anzusiedeln?<\/strong> Was sind die Grenzen der Spieltherapie?<\/strong><\/p> Buchtipps<\/strong> Interessante Links<\/strong> From three years onwards play therapy is suitable. Usually at this age a session lasts 45 minutes maximum. If a child is very anxious, a parent will be asked to stay in the room for a while so that the child has time to get used to the new situation. For younger children parent-child-interaction sessions are very helpful. Play therapy can also be beneficial for teenagers. Especially creative and uncommunicative children and teenagers find play therapy helpful as they\u00a0 can express themself through creative materials.<\/p> What are parent-child-interaction sessions or training?<\/strong><\/p> These sessions give parents and children the chance to have healthy interactions and to gain attunement through play. Both sides learn to appreciate each other again.<\/p> What is the position of play therapy in the health sector?<\/strong><\/p> Play therapy can be located between free play and psychiatric treatment. It is very useful to prevent manifestations of disorders or to connect with psychotherapeutic\/psychiatric treatment at an early stage.<\/p> What are the limits of play therapy?<\/strong><\/p> Reading list:<\/strong><\/p> Faber \/ Mazlish (2001): How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk.<\/p> Gerhardt (2007): Why love matters. How affection shapes a baby\u2019s brain.<\/p> Murdock (1987): Spinning inward. Using guided imagery with children for learning, creativity and relaxation.<\/p> Sunderland \/ Engleheart (1993): Draw on your emotions. Creative ways to explore, express and understand important feelings.<\/p> Sunderland (2007): What every parent needs to know. The remarkable effects of love, nurture and play on your child\u2019s development.<\/p> Sunderland (2015): Conversation that Matter. Talking with children and teenagers in ways that help.<\/p> Interesting links:<\/strong><\/p> Information about play and play therapy: www.childrenstherapycentre.ie\n
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Ab dem Alter von drei Jahren bietet sich Spieltherapie an. In diesem Alter dauert die Therapiestunde maximal 45 Minuten. Bei \u00e4ngstlichen Kindern wird ein Elternteil gebeten, f\u00fcr die erste Zeit mit dabei zu sein, bis sich das Kind an mich gew\u00f6hnt hat. F\u00fcr j\u00fcngere Kinder bieten sich Eltern-Interaktions-Spielstunden an. F\u00fcr Teenager ist Spieltherapie ebenso geeignet. Vor allem kreative oder schweigsame Jugendliche spricht diese Therapierichtung an, da viel Ausdruckskraft in die Materialien gelegt werden kann.<\/p>
Diese Spieleinheiten bieten Eltern und Kindern die Gelegenheit, mit Hilfe des gemeinsamen freien Spiels einander n\u00e4her zu kommen und aufeinander einzugehen. Beide Seiten lernen sich neu kennen und sch\u00e4tzen.<\/p>
Spieltherapie steht zwischen freiem Spiel und psychiatrischer Behandlung. Sie kann als Pr\u00e4vention gesehen werden, um eine Verfestigung von Auff\u00e4lligkeiten vorzubeugen oder um eine fr\u00fchzeitige psychotherapeutische\/psychiatrische Behandlung einzuleiten.<\/p>
Faber\/Mazlish (2009): So sag ich\u2019s meinem Kind: Wie Kinder Regeln f\u00fcrs Leben lernen.
Gerhardt (2006): Die Kraft der Elternliebe: Wie Zuwendung das kindliche Gehirn pr\u00e4gt.
Henn (1999): Entspannte Kinder \u2013 fit f\u00fcrs Leben. Phantasiereisen, Geschichten und \u00dcbungen zum Ruhigwerden.
Nemiroff\/Annunziata (2007): Mein erstes Kinderbuch \u00fcber Spieltherapie.
Sunderland (2015): Conversation that Matter. Talking with children and teenagers in ways that help.<\/p>
Jan Uwe Rogge (Autor, Familien- und Kommunikationsberater)cwww.jan-uwe-rogge.de<\/a>
Interessante Beitr\u00e4ge vom Familientherapeuten Jesper Juul: www.familylab.ch<\/a>
How old are children doing play therapy?<\/strong><\/p>
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