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PLAY THERAPY RESEARCH
Contents
Introduction
The BAPT Research Sub-Committee was established in 2002. The Research Sub-Committee is now co-ordinated by Claire Harrison-Breed and Sonia Murray.
The BAPT Research Sub-Committee plays an important role in BAPT's commitment to develop, support, promote/publicise and encourage research.
The BAPT Research Sub-Committee contributes to BAPT's overall aim to develop the play therapy profession and to make it widely recognised and understood by the general public, consumers, purchasers, and by allied professionals.
BAPT Research Sub-Committee Activities
We develop the Directory of Play Therapy Research;
We provide feedback to consultations from government bodies, teaching institutions and funding bodies to enhance Play Therapy Research;
We liaise with key external bodies to help shape matters of policy relating to play therapy research;
We endeavour to reply to enquiries from BAPT members and the public concerning published Play Therapy Research;
Directory of Play Therapy Research
Search for all past, current and proposed Play Therapy research. Also, details of how to add and remove research details.
Directory of Play Therapy Research
Submit details for entry onto the Directory of Play Therapy Research
Relevant Wider Research papers and published Articles
Click here to access a meta-analysis research paper by Bratton et al on the efficacy of Play Therapy and Filial Therapy
Click here to access a BMA Board of Science Guide for Healthcare Professionals on Feotal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
Click on the following link to access an abstract of a paper by Jessica Jager & Virginia Ryan
from Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry:
Evaluating Clinical Practice: Using Play-based Techniques to Elicit Children's Views of Therapy
http://ccp.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/12/3/437?eaf
BAPT monitoring forms
Click here to download the BAPT's Monitoring Forms. Complete these 'before & after' forms with your clients, carers and referrers and contribute to establishing a measure of the efficacy of Play Therapy interventions.
Further Information
Contact BAPT Research Sub-Committee
(revised December 2007)
