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71	Terapeutiese perdry ter bevordering van bewustheid by die kind met Fetale Alkohol Sindroom De Villiers, Jolandi 30 November 2004 (has links) Text in Afrikaans with a summary in Afrikaans and English / The motivation for this study was to use animal-assisted therapy to the advantage of the child with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The purpose of this study was to describe the use of therapeutic horse riding in Gestalt therapy and its influence on the awareness levels of the child with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome that present with Attention deficit/Hyperactivity disorder. For the purpose of this study a quantitative research approach with a descriptive nature was used. Semi-structured interviews were used to compile information about a single child in a therapeutic milieu. This information was combined with information gathered from the literature to compile guidelines for the counsellor. In this study horse riding was effectively combined with Gestalt play therapy to enhance the awareness levels of the child with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. / Die motivering van hierdie ondersoek was om diergefasiliteerde terapie tot voordeel van die kind met Fetale Alkohol Sindroom te benut. Die doel van die studie was om die benutting van terapeutiese perdry in Gestaltspelterapie en die invloed daarvan op die bewustheidsvlakke van die kind met Fetale Alkohol Sindroom wat met Aandagafleibaarheid/hiperaktiwiteitsindroom presenteer te beskryf. Vir die doel van hierdie studie is kwalitatiewe navorsing met 'n beskrywende aard benut. Semi-gestruktureerde onderhoude is gebruik om inligting in te samel rakende 'n enkele kind in 'n terapeutiese milieu. Hierdie inligting is gekombineer met die inligting uit die literatuur ten einde riglyne vir die berader op te stel. In hierdie studie is perdry effektief by Gestaltspelterapie geintegreer om die kind met Fetale Alkohol Sindroom se bewustheidsvlakke te verhoog. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M.Diac. (Play Therapy) Therapeutic relationship Field Child Horse riding Awareness Animal-assisted therapy Gestalt play therapy Gestalt approach Attention deficit/Hyperactivity disorder Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Fetale Alkohol Sindroom Gestaltbenadering Gestaltspelterapie Diergefasileerde terapie Bewustheid Perdry Kind Veld Terapeutiese verhouding 618.32686106515 Fetal alcohol syndrome -- Therapy Play therapy Gestalt therapy Child psychotherapy Games -- Therapeutic use Recreational therapy for children Horse -- Therapeutic use
72	Guiding a child to adjust in a children's home: a Gestalt approach Overberg, Cindy Ann 30 November 2003 (has links) This single case study was undertaken to determine how the Gestalt approach can be used to guide the child to adjust in a children's home. The study dealt with two models of children's homes, namely the traditional setting and the family centered home setting, as well as adjustment and attachment of a single child's experience in the middle school years, in the family centered home setting. In addition, the trauma, loss and culture shock are highlighted to demonstrate the difficulty children experience in adjusting to a new environment such as a children's home. Data were captured around the participant's experience and process, entering the children's home and the facilitating through intervention. Through the intervention the participant's process was identified, helping him to cope with his new situation. Through Gestalt play therapy the participant's active involvement in his adjustment process was clear and his adjustment was increased. / Social work / MDIAC (PLAY THERAPY) Children's home Adjustment Gestalt perspective Play therapy Emotional needs Emotional development Grieve The child's process Cultural shock Single case study 362.7320968 Child development--South Africa Child psychology--South Africa Abandoned children--South Africa Group homes for children--South Africa Social group work--South Africa Social work with children--South Africa Family social work--South Africa Grief in children--South Africa Children--Counseling of--South Africa Child psychotherapy--South Africa Play therapy--South Africa Culture shock--South Africa
73	Recovery From Design Ellison, Cassandra J 01 January 2017 (has links) Through research, inquiry, and an evaluation of Recovery By Design, a ‘design therapy’ program that serves people with mental illness, substance use disorders, and developmental disabilities, it is my assertion that the practice of design has therapeutic potential and can aid in the process of recovery. To the novice, the practices of conception, shaping form, and praxis have empowering benefit especially when guided by Conditional and Transformation Design methods together with an emphasis on materiality and vernacular form. Adult and Continuing Education Art Education Art Therapy Civic and Community Engagement Cognition and Perception Cognitive Psychology Community-Based Learning Community-Based Research Community Health Community Health and Preventive Medicine Curriculum and Instruction Curriculum and Social Inquiry Disability and Equity in Education Educational Methods Educational Psychology Esthetics Fiber, Textile, and Weaving Arts Graphic Design Industrial and Product Design Inequality and Stratification Interactive Arts Interdisciplinary Arts and Media Medicine and Health Mental and Social Health Other Mental and Social Health Philosophy of Mind Politics and Social Change Printmaking Psychiatry and Psychology Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Psychology Public Health Recreational Therapy Rehabilitation and Therapy Social Psychology and Interaction Social Work Substance Abuse and Addiction Theory and Philosophy Theory, Knowledge and Science
74	Guiding a child to adjust in a children's home: a Gestalt approach Overberg, Cindy Ann 30 November 2003 (has links) This single case study was undertaken to determine how the Gestalt approach can be used to guide the child to adjust in a children's home. The study dealt with two models of children's homes, namely the traditional setting and the family centered home setting, as well as adjustment and attachment of a single child's experience in the middle school years, in the family centered home setting. In addition, the trauma, loss and culture shock are highlighted to demonstrate the difficulty children experience in adjusting to a new environment such as a children's home. Data were captured around the participant's experience and process, entering the children's home and the facilitating through intervention. Through the intervention the participant's process was identified, helping him to cope with his new situation. Through Gestalt play therapy the participant's active involvement in his adjustment process was clear and his adjustment was increased. / Social work / MDIAC (PLAY THERAPY) Children's home Adjustment Gestalt perspective Play therapy Emotional needs Emotional development Grieve The child's process Cultural shock Single case study 362.7320968 Child development--South Africa Child psychology--South Africa Abandoned children--South Africa Group homes for children--South Africa Social group work--South Africa Social work with children--South Africa Family social work--South Africa Grief in children--South Africa Children--Counseling of--South Africa Child psychotherapy--South Africa Play therapy--South Africa Culture shock--South Africa
75	THE SOCIAL EXPERIENCES OF SPOUSES OF PERSONS WITH YOUNG-ONSET DEMENTIA Hawkins, Stacey A. 10 1900 (has links) <p>Spousal caregivers of persons with young-onset dementia (YOD) are known to experience significant social impacts, including family conflict, social avoidance, and marginalization. However, no qualitative study has examined the social experiences of YOD spousal caregivers within the Canadian context. This thesis examined the described social experiences of these caregivers. A descriptive, qualitative approach was used to study the nature of these social experiences using in-depth, semi-structured interviews. Ten YOD spousal caregivers living in Ontario completed the study. Four themes emerged from the analysis: sources of social support, giving up activities in favour of new activities, adapting and maintaining in social and recreational activities, and social spaces as safe spaces. Concepts of caregiver social adaptation, and choosing to give up social and recreational activities in favour of new ones builds upon existing research on theories of social support, activity restriction, caregiver adaptation, and avoidance previously described in the existing dementia literature. Themes of giving up activities in favour of new activities, and social spaces as safe spaces also represent new themes not previously discussed in the dementia caregiving literature. Previous, socially-relevant research on YOD spousal caregiving has focused primarily on examining social impacts, with little attention paid to caregiver perceptions of their social experiences in the Canadian context. These findings indicate that caregiving for a spouse with YOD entails complex social experiences, which extend beyond value-laden depictions of social outcomes recorded in the existing literature. These rich experiences challenge and expand our theoretical understanding of spousal caregiving for persons with YOD.</p> / Master of Arts (MA) young-onset dementia caregiver spouse social experience Clinical and Medical Social Work Cognitive Neuroscience Community Engagement Community Health Diseases Family, Life Course, and Society Geriatric Nursing Geriatrics Health Services Research Inequality and Stratification Leisure Studies Medicine and Health Mental and Social Health Neurology Neuroscience and Neurobiology Neurosciences Nursing Other Kinesiology Other Social and Behavioral Sciences Other Sociology Primary Care Psychiatric and Mental Health Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Psychiatry Recreational Therapy Regional Sociology Rehabilitation and Therapy Social and Behavioral Sciences Social Psychology and Interaction Social Work Sociology Sports Sciences Sports Studies Clinical and Medical Social Work
76	'n Voorbereidingsprogram vir die kinderhuiskind met die oog op gesinshereniging Steyn, Helga,M.Ed. 30 June 2005 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / The aim of this study was to compile a programme to prepare the child in a children's home for family re-unification. An extensive study of relevant literature was conducted and included works on subjects such as the middle childhood years, the child in the children's home, family re-unification, the Gestalt approach and Gestalt play techniques. An empirical study was undertaken with semi structured interviews with social workers and family re-unification workers. From these resources some themes were identified to be included in the programme. Conclusions and suggestions were made in the interest of the implementation of the programme. / Social Work / M.Diac.(Rigting: Spelterapie) Preparation programme Creative play Play therapy Relaxation play Middle childhood Child in the Children's Home Gestalt approach Family re-unification Dramatized play Biblio play Adjustment problems 362.7320968227 Play therapy -- South Africa -- Pretoria
77	'n Voorbereidingsprogram vir die kinderhuiskind met die oog op gesinshereniging Steyn, Helga,M.Ed. 30 June 2005 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / The aim of this study was to compile a programme to prepare the child in a children's home for family re-unification. An extensive study of relevant literature was conducted and included works on subjects such as the middle childhood years, the child in the children's home, family re-unification, the Gestalt approach and Gestalt play techniques. An empirical study was undertaken with semi structured interviews with social workers and family re-unification workers. From these resources some themes were identified to be included in the programme. Conclusions and suggestions were made in the interest of the implementation of the programme. / Social Work / M.Diac.(Rigting: Spelterapie) Preparation programme Creative play Play therapy Relaxation play Middle childhood Child in the Children's Home Gestalt approach Family re-unification Dramatized play Biblio play Adjustment problems 362.7320968227 Play therapy -- South Africa -- Pretoria

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