Family Play Therapy Focused on Attachment. Healing Children and Adolescents After Trauma

This book examines trauma and attachment through the lens of neurobiology, creating a flexible model of therapeutic intervention that is essential for practitioners working with young clients in the context of their family relationships. The author demonstrates how play and expressive therapy techniques can be integrated into work at various stages of a child's development, offering tools for the full engagement of the family in the healing process from trauma. The book includes clinical examples and provides recommendations for making ethical decisions necessary for effective work with attachment, which fosters positive changes. Written in an accessible style, this book will be an important source of information for mental health professionals working with traumatized children, adolescents, and adults.