Child-parent-relationship (C-P-R) therapy
Subtitle: a 10-session filial therapy model
By: Garry L. Landreth, Sue C. Bratton.
Contributors: Bratton, Sue.
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Parent-child interaction therapy.; Play therapy.; Parent and child.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: History, development and objectives of filial therapy; title: Unique features of filial therapy; title: Training and supervision of filial therapists; title: Critical components in facilitating the process of filial therapy; title: Filial skills, concepts, and attitudes to be taught; title: The filial therapy process; title: Filial therapy training session 1: training objectives and reflective responding; title: Filial therapy training session 2: basic principles for play sessions; title: Filial therapy training session 3: parent-child play session skills and procedures; title: Filial therapy training session 4: supervision format and limit setting; title: Filial therapy training session 5: play session skills review; title: Filial therapy training session 6: supervision and choice giving; title: Filial therapy training session 7: supervision and self-esteem building responses; title: Filial therapy training session 8: supervision and encouragement vs. praise; title: Filial therapy training session 9: supervision and generalizing skills; title: Filial therapy training session 10: evaluation and summing up; title: Debbie's filial therapy journey: a 1-week, 4-year, and 13-year follow-up; title: Questions parents and children ask, and problems and solutions in filial therapy training; title: A mother's perspective on filial therapy: learning about my child and myself; title: Variations of the 10-session filial therapy model; title: Research evidence for child-parent-relationship therapy(cprt): a 10-session filial therapy model; title: Resources for child-parent-relationship therapy (cprt): a 10-session filial therapy model.