Using Filial Therapy to Help Deployed Military Families." Accepted pending revision by International Journal of Play Therapy.

J.G.F Hicks; N. Lenard; Janna Brendle

Using Filial Therapy to Help Deployed Military Families." Accepted pending revision by International Journal of Play Therapy.

J.G.F Hicks, N. Lenard, Janna Brendle

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Abstract

Current research focuses primarily on the impact of deployment on the soldier, without taking into account the soldier’s family (Brown, 2013). As a result, many children, partners, and family members struggle with deployment related changes in the family structure yet have few resources. Filial play therapy offers a unique strategy for assisting the entire family system. This article discusses the problems experienced by families of deployed soldiers with children, describes filial play therapy as a strategy, and offers a case study to aid counselors in the implementation of strategies.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	210-216
Journal	International Journal of Play Therapy
State	Published - Oct 2016

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