Available now, for the 2001 Frank Sinatra Celebrity Golft Tournament. Go to the Frank Sinatra Celebrity Golf Tournament web page. Interactive Play Therapy helps children use symbolic play to express feelings and work through their trauma. Therapeutically designed games are used to teach and assess a child s ability to take turns, measure anxiety levels, observe the increase of stress through competition, and note levels of cognition or cognitive deficits.
Art therapy is used to illustrate feelings and work through problems.
The child s use of color, and the size and content of their drawing can all be used to assess feelings and fears. The Interactive Play Therapy Program is an integral part of the Center s approach to serving more than 2,000 Southern California children each year. We are very grateful to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California for their concern and support, said Barbara Sinatra, Chair of the Barbara Sinatra Children s Center. It s wonderful to think that for each dollar given, the results will be worth a hundred times more. When the Center opened, Mr. and Mrs. Sinatra promised that no child who needs help would be turned away due to inability to pay for services.