Nature-Based Play Therapy: A Prescriptive Approach to Integrating the Therapeutic Powers of Nature and Play

Nature-Based Play Therapy brings a theoretical basis to arguments for including nature in play therapy and provides tools for that inclusion with a prescriptive model. Readers will learn about how the therapeutic powers of play are activated and facilitated by the inclusion of nature and be taken step-by-step through a prescriptive case conceptualization model.

Format: Unspecified
Length: 166 pages
Publication date: 21 November 2023
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Nature-Based Play Therapy is a groundbreaking approach to play therapy that provides a theoretical basis for incorporating nature into play sessions. It offers practical tools and a prescriptive model to facilitate this inclusion. Throughout the book, play therapists are introduced to the historical connections between nature and play across different cultures and cultural expectations. They then delve into understanding how nature and play intersect with contemporary societal trends and psychotherapy. Readers will gain insights into how the therapeutic powers of play are activated and enhanced by incorporating nature into play therapy. The book walks readers step-by-step through a prescriptive case conceptualization model, providing a framework for understanding and treating clients. Additionally, it includes case studies that bridge theoretical principles, therapeutic effects of play and nature, and desired treatment outcomes. Nature-Based Play Therapy is an invaluable resource for practitioners, offering a comprehensive and evidence-based approach to promoting mental well-being and healing through play.

Nature-Based Play Therapy is a groundbreaking approach to play therapy that provides a theoretical basis for incorporating nature into play sessions. It offers practical tools and a prescriptive model to facilitate this inclusion. Throughout the book, play therapists are introduced to the historical connections between nature and play across different cultures and cultural expectations. They then delve into understanding how nature and play intersect with contemporary societal trends and psychotherapy. Readers will gain insights into how the therapeutic powers of play are activated and enhanced by incorporating nature into play therapy. The book walks readers step-by-step through a prescriptive case conceptualization model, providing a framework for understanding and treating clients. Additionally, it includes case studies that bridge theoretical principles, therapeutic effects of play and nature, and desired treatment outcomes. Nature-Based Play Therapy is an invaluable resource for practitioners, offering a comprehensive and evidence-based approach to promoting mental well-being and healing through play.

Weight: 489g
Dimension: 229 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032360607