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• W2023737429 abstract "Investigative, diagnostic, and therapeutic play work with children has, especially in the past five or six years, gained considerable attention in a number of centers. It has been used by psychoanalysts as one more excuse for foisting a limited set of one-sided and unproved “interpretations” on playing children. It has been used to bring out and release various tensions and anxieties in more or less standardized arrangements. It has served as a means of establishing a therapeutic relationship between physician and patient. It has been employed to give children the possibility to express themselves in a secure, tolerant atmosphere in a manner suited to them. Play work with children, still in its beginning, has come to stay. The pediatrician will hear much about it in the next few years. This review is intended to give him a general orientation. Much haphazard and thoughtless toying around with children, with and without “interpretations,” has of late been misrepresented as play therapy by uninformed and unskilled people. It is well for pediatricians to beware of such uninhibited intruders. It is also well to remember, and I hope that this review has made it clear, that therapeutic play with a child is not child's play. Investigative, diagnostic, and therapeutic play work with children has, especially in the past five or six years, gained considerable attention in a number of centers. It has been used by psychoanalysts as one more excuse for foisting a limited set of one-sided and unproved “interpretations” on playing children. It has been used to bring out and release various tensions and anxieties in more or less standardized arrangements. It has served as a means of establishing a therapeutic relationship between physician and patient. It has been employed to give children the possibility to express themselves in a secure, tolerant atmosphere in a manner suited to them. Play work with children, still in its beginning, has come to stay. The pediatrician will hear much about it in the next few years. This review is intended to give him a general orientation. Much haphazard and thoughtless toying around with children, with and without “interpretations,” has of late been misrepresented as play therapy by uninformed and unskilled people. It is well for pediatricians to beware of such uninhibited intruders. It is also well to remember, and I hope that this review has made it clear, that therapeutic play with a child is not child's play." @default.
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