Play Therapy Case Study

Tameeka Wyndon

The description of Sonia’s situation dealt with her problems, and offered creative solutions. Depth of experience was offered when you spoke about introducing play therapy, and adding the problems of new families to America. Ownership of this topic was exhibited when you internalized the problems that Sonia is going through. The multicultural feel of this family, is strengthened in your passage, and you offer solutions with encouragement (validating feelings). As future workers, mental health students adapt to changing work environments and demands (O’Connor et al., 2002) (Margaret McAllister, 2011). As students, they expect their educational experience to change the way they look at the world and teach them the skills to do so (Margaret McAllister, 2011).
References
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