A common difficulty for beginning child-centered play therapist can be taking personally such things as pretended scorn or heavily demanding and cantankerous, even ever changing directions.

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Children in play therapy may express a range of emotions, including negative ones, in their play. It's important for therapists to remember that these emotions are not directed at them personally, but are a part of the child's natural process of exploration and healing.

A Common Difficulty for Beginning Child-Centered Play Therapist Can Be