Filial Therapy: What Every Play Therapist Should Know (Part I, Part II, Part III) by Rise Van Fleet
In the 54 years since Dr. Bernard Guerney walked onto the back porch of his home and suggested the idea of filial therapy to his wife, Dr. Louise Guerney, the method has been refined, researched, and disseminated throughout the world. Because the concept was far ahead of its time, it was met with initial criticism. Critics could not quite imagine that parents would be capable of making a difference in their children's lives this way, especially because the prevailing view was that parents were the cause of all the children's problems. Read more...
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 Hundreds of brightly printed die-cut features and accessories. Create a wide variety of characters by gluing faces onto paper plates or make marvelous masks by taping the pieces together and popping out eye holes. Perfect for dramatic play and story starters. Use the finished artwork to discuss moods and emotions!
Ages 4+, Enough for 48 life-sized faces up to 14” (36 cm). Includes idea guide. 432 pasting pieces.
Dry Erase Portrait Mirror
 Clients and students will appreciate the opportunity to use these portrait boards to express emotions and identify issues while creating portraits. This set incudes a range of skin tones within hand-mirror frames. Children can add features to the faces with dry erase markers or crayons. Indicator dots on the mirror help students position the features correctly. The enclosed guide describes activities for using the boards with groups and classrooms.
Ages 4+. The plastic mirror boards are 5½ x 8¾" (14 x 22 cm). This set includes guide & 24 plastic dry erase self-portrait boards.
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