A Manual of Dynamic Play Therapy: Helping Things Fall Apart, the Paradox of Play
Dennis Mccarthy explores dynamic play therapy and the paradoxical role of play in helping things fall apart. This focused manual offers a concise resource for readers interested in therapeutic practice, psychological approaches, and the relationship between play and change.
About This Book
A Manual of Dynamic Play Therapy examines dynamic play therapy through the idea that play may help things fall apart.
The book focuses on the paradox of play within a therapeutic context.
Written by Dennis Mccarthy, it is intended for readers seeking a focused introduction to this approach.
Its subject matter connects play, therapy, and the process of change.
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