This book encourages creativity in therapy with children who have
moved to new families through fostering or adoption. It contains a
broad range of activities designed to help these children overcome
emotional and behavioural difficulties in a gentle and positive
atmosphere. Guidelines are included about how, when, where and at
what age to use the activities.
Activities such as 'Family Web', 'Pick up a Privilege', 'The
Anger Debugging Kit' and 'I Can Do It (Now)' can be used by
therapists or caregivers as part of, or to supplement, many
different therapeutic approaches. Although most are appropriate for
use where children are in long-term care, or when the plan is that
they should not return to their birth family, some will help build
resilience in children who will undergo multiple moves. All are
suitable for both boys and girls.
Although it stands as a text on its own, the book builds on the
information and activities already published in two previous books
by Angela Hobday and Kate Ollier, "Creative Therapy: Activities
with Children and Adolescents" and "Creative Therapy 2: Working
with Parents."
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