Creative Therapy 2

Kate Ollier, B.Sc., M.Psych., providing a clinical psychology service in the UK alongside her co-author, and is currently working with the Disability Services Commission and the Mildred Creak Centre for the Austistic Children, Australia. Angela Hobday, B.Sc., M.Sc. (Clin.Psych.) is Head of the Clinical Psychology Service to Children and Adolescents, King's Lynn and Wisbech Hospitals NHS Trust, UK

• Introduction. 1. Creating Rapport..2. Assessment..3. Sharing Information..4. Making Progress..5. Developing a Plan..6. Creating autonomy..7. Parents with different needs or circumstances..8. Conclusion..9. Appendix I - activities..10. Appendix II - information sheets..11. Appendix III - Record charts.References.Index

‘Clearly written, well-organized and informative.’ – Dr. Andrew Tolmie, Department of Psychology, University of Strathclyde, UKReview of Creative Therapy: Activities with Children and Adolescents: ‘As a handbook of useful techniques which can be added to the therapeutic armoury of the eclectic therapist, this book is invaluable.’ – Young Minds magazine