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    This document discusses key aspects of child-centered play therapy. It notes that play therapy allows children to freely express themselves through play in a safe environment without adult direction or interruption. The therapist follows the child's lead to understand their thoughts, feelings and experiences through their play, which helps children learn to communicate and solve problems in a healthy way.

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    This document discusses key aspects of child-centered play therapy. It notes that play therapy allows children to freely express themselves through play in a safe environment without adult direction or interruption. The therapist follows the child's lead to understand their thoughts, feelings and experiences through their play, which helps children learn to communicate and solve problems in a healthy way.

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    This document discusses key aspects of child-centered play therapy. It notes that play therapy allows children to freely express themselves through play in a safe environment without adult direction or interruption. The therapist follows the child's lead to understand their thoughts, feelings and experiences through their play, which helps children learn to communicate and solve problems in a healthy way.

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    Above excerpts are from the book: Child-centered play therapy by Nancy Cochran et.

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