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• Shall I Be Mother?
  
• The Healing Power of Play
  
• From Bowlby to Buddha - an initial exploration of the meaning of attachment and non-attachment and their implication for Dramatherapy
  
• Out of the Black Box
  
• The More You Look, The More You See
  
• The Play Therapist as A Mirror
  
• To All The Flickering Candles - Dramatherapy with Children who have Experienced Sexual Abuse
  
• Voice - Art - Performance
  
• Wake Up The Body-Mind Through Voice
  
• Winnicott's Holding Field
  

• Personal therapy requirement
  How often and what kind of personal therapy will be be required to undertake if I want to go on and accredit as a child psychotherapist?

• Axline, V. (1969) Play Therapy. New York: Ballantine Books
  
• Bowlby, J. (1988) A Secure Base New York: Basic Books
  
• Cattanach,A. (1994) Where the Sky meets the Underworld London: Jessica Kingsley
  
• Cattanach, A. (2003) Introduction to Play Therapy London: Brunner-Routledge
  
• Hughes, D. (1997/2004) Facilitating Developmental Attachment Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield
  
• Karen, R. (1998) Becoming Attached Oxford: University Press
  
• Landreth, G. (1991) Play Therapy - The Art of the Relationship Indiana: Accelerated Learning
  
• Rosenberg, M. (2003) Nonviolent Communication - A Language of Life Encinitas CA: PuddleDancer
  
• Sills, F. (2007) Being and Becoming - The origins and shaping of selfhood Devon: Karuna Institute
  
• West, J. (1996) Child Centred Play Therapy London: Arnold
  
• Winnicott, D. (1971) Playing and Reality London; Tavistock
  

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