Raising and nurturing children and adolescents is not an easy job. Even the most put-together, well-informed parent or caregiver still needs help when a child is struggling with mental health issues. EMDR therapists who might think that they are equipped to handle certain adult mental health issues find that working with children is different. This issue’s authors discuss play therapy, enhancing the parent-child connection, navigating the child welfare system as an EMDR therapist, suicidal children and adolescents, co-regulation through play therapy, and EMDR-sandtray integration

 

 

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Issue: March 2019

Year: 2019

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