When using the bop bag in EPT, the beginning play therapist needs to:
The child who would bite the bop bag is most likely saying to the EPT therapist:
A child is pushing the bop bag into the corner of the playroom with a gun to its mouth. The most appropriate response to this child, according to EPT would be:
When a child confronts the bop bag repeatedly in a specific area of the bop bag’s body, it means, in EPT perspective, that:
When a child kicks the bop bag in the back several times and as he walks toward the bop bag to kick it again, he rubs his back in the same spot on his body, it most likely means:
The common theme of the three boys playing with the bop bag is:
A child taps the bop bag lightly with the back of his hand as he explores the playroom. To the EPT therapist this means:
The child draws the face of a bearded man with a scar on his forehead on the bop bag. He takes the baseball bat and hits the bop bag in the face several times. In EPT this most likely means:
In the process of confronting the bop bag, the child deflates the bop bag to be flat on the floor. In EPT, this would most likely mean: