Eric J. Green, Ph.D., LPC-S, RPT-S, is associate professor of school counseling in the College of Education at Purdue University.Jennifer N. Baggerly is professor of counseling at the University of North Texas-Dallas. Amie C. Myrick, LCPC, is a licensed clinical professional counselor.

• Chapter 1: Family Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Janine ShelbyChapter 2: Family Theraplay Evangeline Munns and Catherine MunnsChapter 3: Incorporating Parents into Young Children’s Psychotherapy: Filial TherapyGlade Topham and Risë Van FleetChapter 4: Psyche and System: Jungian Family Play Counseling Mary Anne ParéChapter 5: Adlerian Family Play Therapy Kristin Meany Whalen and Terry KottmanChapter 6: Play-Based Psychometric Assessment and Treatment Planning with Families Christine Koehler, Brittany Wilson, and Jennifer BaggerlyChapter 7: Family Play Therapy with Children Affected by AutismRobert Jason GrantChapter 8: Play Therapy with Children in Divorced or Blended FamiliesJennifer Baggerly and Eric GreenChapter 9: Integrative Family Play Counseling with Children Affected by TraumaSueann Kenny-NoziscaChapter 10: Supervision of Play Therapists Conducting Family TherapyLinda Homeyer and Marshall Lyles Chapter 11: Tempered in the Fire: Self-Care and Mindfulness in Preventing Clinical Burnout Rosalind Heiko

The Editors have created a helpful publication of theory and research driven play-based interventions for family counselors. The potential benefits for each therapeutic approach is discussed. Also provided, are the detailed case examples with treatment planning and a discussion on mindfulness and the prevention of clinical burnout. This publication has much to offer play therapists, family counselors, and clinical supervisors with supervisees working with family dynamics.

Eric J. Green, Ph.D., LPC-S, RPT-S, is associate professor of school counseling in the College of Education at Purdue University.Jennifer N. Baggerly is professor of counseling at the University of North Texas-Dallas. Amie C. Myrick, LCPC, is a licensed clinical professional counselor.

• Chapter 1: Family Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Janine ShelbyChapter 2: Family Theraplay Evangeline Munns and Catherine MunnsChapter 3: Incorporating Parents into Young Children’s Psychotherapy: Filial TherapyGlade Topham and Risë Van FleetChapter 4: Psyche and System: Jungian Family Play Counseling Mary Anne ParéChapter 5: Adlerian Family Play Therapy Kristin Meany Whalen and Terry KottmanChapter 6: Play-Based Psychometric Assessment and Treatment Planning with Families Christine Koehler, Brittany Wilson, and Jennifer BaggerlyChapter 7: Family Play Therapy with Children Affected by AutismRobert Jason GrantChapter 8: Play Therapy with Children in Divorced or Blended FamiliesJennifer Baggerly and Eric GreenChapter 9: Integrative Family Play Counseling with Children Affected by TraumaSueann Kenny-NoziscaChapter 10: Supervision of Play Therapists Conducting Family TherapyLinda Homeyer and Marshall Lyles Chapter 11: Tempered in the Fire: Self-Care and Mindfulness in Preventing Clinical Burnout Rosalind Heiko

The Editors have created a helpful publication of theory and research driven play-based interventions for family counselors. The potential benefits for each therapeutic approach is discussed. Also provided, are the detailed case examples with treatment planning and a discussion on mindfulness and the prevention of clinical burnout. This publication has much to offer play therapists, family counselors, and clinical supervisors with supervisees working with family dynamics.

Eric J. Green, Ph.D., LPC-S, RPT-S, is associate professor of school counseling in the College of Education at Purdue University.Jennifer N. Baggerly is professor of counseling at the University of North Texas-Dallas. Amie C. Myrick, LCPC, is a licensed clinical professional counselor.

• Chapter 1: Family Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Janine ShelbyChapter 2: Family Theraplay Evangeline Munns and Catherine MunnsChapter 3: Incorporating Parents into Young Children’s Psychotherapy: Filial TherapyGlade Topham and Risë Van FleetChapter 4: Psyche and System: Jungian Family Play Counseling Mary Anne ParéChapter 5: Adlerian Family Play Therapy Kristin Meany Whalen and Terry KottmanChapter 6: Play-Based Psychometric Assessment and Treatment Planning with Families Christine Koehler, Brittany Wilson, and Jennifer BaggerlyChapter 7: Family Play Therapy with Children Affected by AutismRobert Jason GrantChapter 8: Play Therapy with Children in Divorced or Blended FamiliesJennifer Baggerly and Eric GreenChapter 9: Integrative Family Play Counseling with Children Affected by TraumaSueann Kenny-NoziscaChapter 10: Supervision of Play Therapists Conducting Family TherapyLinda Homeyer and Marshall Lyles Chapter 11: Tempered in the Fire: Self-Care and Mindfulness in Preventing Clinical Burnout Rosalind Heiko

The Editors have created a helpful publication of theory and research driven play-based interventions for family counselors. The potential benefits for each therapeutic approach is discussed. Also provided, are the detailed case examples with treatment planning and a discussion on mindfulness and the prevention of clinical burnout. This publication has much to offer play therapists, family counselors, and clinical supervisors with supervisees working with family dynamics.