When a child draws a black line across a paper and says it’s red, the therapist should:
One of the following examples, which would NOT be considered a metaphor of distress by a child:
The mythological meaning of a unicorn is considered to be:
The most common animal metaphors for sexual perpetrators of children in EPT are:
In the DVD play therapy session, the reason this boy was referred for play therapy was:
The Paley & Alpert (2002) study found that:
In the DVD of the boy in play therapy, his primary thought process of his metaphorical focus was:
When the therapist does not understand the meaning of a child’s metaphorical expressions, the best thing to do is:
When a child creates a play scenario that builds a castle with snake and spiders moving all about and the child says, “I never feel good when my parents are around.” A possible meaning of this metaphor could be:
When a parent tells the therapist about the child’s “inappropriate behavior;” the therapist: