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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Sandtray"”.
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Group sandtray therapy at school with preadolescents identified with behavioral difficulties.
Sandtray therapy, a modality of play therapy, has been used in a variety of ways as the treatment intervention with different theoretical approaches; however, there is a very limited amount of empirical research. The purpose of this research is to examine the effectiveness of group sandtray therapy …
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How might existing supervision models and theory integrate to underpin the use of Sandtray in Counselling Supervision and what are the potential benefits of its use?
… dissertation explored the theory and process of sandtray and sandplay therapy, along with established methods of using sand in supervision. It looked at the history and contemporary context of sandtray and sandplay, and, at the outset, established a professional need for development of …
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The symbolic expression of a boy's masculinity through sandplay therapy
This paper explores the use of narrative sandtray therapy as an assessment tool for the exploration of a young boy s masculine development. A case study, which originated from a community outreach project, of a young black male participant from a resource constrained community is briefly described. …
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What kinds of change occur in adolescents using Sandtray in counselling? An exploration of autonomy, causality and change in relation to counselling young people
… adolescent therapeutic change through the use of sandtray in counselling. Three Hermeneutic Single Case Efficacy Design studies (HSCED) (Elliot 2002), were completed with three adolescent girls aged 15 to 16 years. The cases of Amber, Beth and Chloe. Although HSCED has been used extensively with …
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Felt Art: A New Art Therapy Modality?
… feelings or fantasies in a similar manner to the sandtray. Four male and four female elementary school clients with mild to moderate behavioral difficulties participated in the study and each completed three felt board scenes using felt images and symbols. Specifically the study explores the …