Questions Before Starting Play Therapy
Organize caregiver observations and questions about a child's comfort, consent, and care.
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Prepare a caregiver conversation about a child's needs, preferences, and appropriately trained play-therapy care.
New caregiver consultation worksheet. It does not deliver play therapy, interpret a child's play, or direct a child to reenact difficult experiences.
A STARTING POINT
Play therapy is a professional therapeutic approach, not simply giving a child a particular toy or interpreting a drawing. A caregiver can help by describing everyday concerns and asking how the therapist will work with the child and family.
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Organize caregiver observations and questions about a child's comfort, consent, and care.