The Handbook of Group Play Therapy: How to Do It, How It Works, Whom It's Best For
"A melding of theory and practice. Presents the reader with much-needed information about issues and techniques necessary for implementing a play therapy group with specific populations of children. How, why, when, and for whom to organize play therapy groups is made crystal clear. This book is must-reading for all play therapists." (from the foreword, Garry L. Landreth, regents professor and director, Center for Play Therapy, University of North Texas)"The authors have pinpointed a dynamic and developing area of therapeutic play. . . . A very valuable resource in working with children." (Robert C. Berg, professor and assistant chair, Department of Counseling, Development, and Higher Education, University of North Texas)"An up-to-the-minute authoritative book. This book is it. Sweeney and Homeyer have provided a collection by first rate writers/practitioners of all the current major methods in use today." (Louise Guerney, professor emerita, The Pennsylvania State University)"This masterful book brings together leaders in the field of child therapy. Sweeney and Homeyer's wisdom enchants, beguiles, nourishes, teaches, and inspires." (Beverly James, author of Treating Traumatized Children and Guidelines for Treatment of Attachment-Trauma Problems in Children)