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Oh, yes, the benefits of 'play' therapy... 1. It allows the child to interact in whatever bi-polar state they are in and be accepted unconditionally for themselves without guild, but with kind and caring direction towards a healthier or more acceptable approach to the situation. 2. It provides a way for the child to be themselves without criticism. 3. It will give you a better meeting place with your child as you see developmental behavior taking place which allows a more harmonious home life. OK. Sorry, that's enough. I'm just talking too much tonite! You probably could find better answers than these in a Google Search. Later... msbimbo MsBimbo
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