Filial Therapy is an amazing model to be part of with families. The change can be so amazing. Louise Guerney I truly thank you and your husband for this amazing therapeutic family model 😊

CONTENTS 0:08 The mood in the 1950s and 60s 2:13 Compare parents today (2011) to those in the 50s and 60s 3:62 Are parents today more connected through technology, or less? 5:08 What was the rationale for employing a professional CEO for the APT? 6:10 Why should clinicians use play or filial therapy? 7:00 Comments on research into play therapy. 8:00 Describe how you were introduced to play therapy (HISTORY of play therapy) 9:30 Dark ages of play therapy in the 1970s. Play therapy was growing and well respected, but in the 70s and 80s, behavioural approaches superseded play therapy in popularity. Behavioural methods were orderly, easy to track. 11:15 What metaphor would you use to define the play therapy field over the last few decades? 12:45 What should be the focus of the play therapy community in the near future? The term "play" has held us back: people feel it doesn't sound professional, what can play do, it doesn't sound very scientific. Changing the image of play therapy: do good research, so that metrics can show what play therapy can really accomplish. What it can accomplish. That it can deal with problems that are really serious.

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