Intensive Filial Therapy with Child Witnesses of Domestic Violence: A Comparison with Individual and Sibling Group Play Therapy

International Journal of Play Therapy

Volumn 12, Issue 1, 2003, Pages 67-88

  Smith, Nancy ^a   Landreth, Garry ^b  

^a Center for Family Care   (United States)

^b UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 48649083965     PISSN: 15556824     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1037/h0088872     Document Type: Article

References (35)

1. Achenbach T. Manual for the child behavior checklist and 1991profile (1991), University Associates in Psychiatry, Burlington, VT
2. Bratton S., and Landreth G. Filialtherapy with single parents: Effects on parental acceptance, empathy, andstress. International Journal of Play Therapy 4 1 (1995) 61-80
3. Butterworth M.D., and Fulmer K.A. Theeffect of family violence on children: Intervention strategies includingbibliotherapy. Australian Journal of Marriage and Family 12 (1991) 170-182
4. Cichetti D., Toth S.L., and Lynch M. Bowlby's dream comes full circle: The application of attachment theoryto risk and psychopathology. In: Ollendick T.H., and Prinz R.J. (Eds). Advances in Clinical Child Psychology (1995), Plenum Press, New York 1-76
5. Costas M.B., and Landreth G. Filialtherapy with non-offending parents of children who have been sexually abused. International Journal of Play Therapy 8 (1999) 43-46
6. Demaria M., and Cowden S. Theeffects of client-centered group play therapy on self-concept. International Journal of Play Therapy 1 (1992) 53-67
7. Edleson J.L. Children and domestic violence. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 14 8 (1999) 839-870
8. Fantuzzo J.W., DePaola L.M., Martino T., Anderson G., and Sutton S. Effectsof interparental violence on the psychological adjustment and competencies of youngchildren. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 59 (1991) 258-265
9. Groves B.M., Zuckerman B., Marans S., and Cohen D.J. Silentvictims. Journal of the American Medical Association 269 (1993) 262-264
10. Guerney B., Guerney L., and Andronico M. Filialtherapy. Yale Scientific Magazine 40 (1966) 6-14
11. Guerney L., and Guerney B. Childrelationship enhancement: Family therapy and parent education. Special Issue: Person-centered approaches with families. Person Centered Review 4 3 (1989) 344-357
12. Harris Q.L., and Landreth G.L. Filialtherapy with incarcerated mothers: A five-week model. International Journal of Play Therapy 6 2 (1997) 53-73
13. Hughes J.M., and Barad S.J. Psychological functioning of children in a battered women's shelter: Apreliminary investigation. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 53 3 (1983) 525-531
14. Jasinski J.L., and Williams L.M. Partnerviolence: Comprehensive review of 20 years of research (1998), Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks
15. Joseph J. Joseph pre-school and primary self-concept screeningtest (1979), Stoelting, Chicago
16. Kazdin A.E. Treatment of antisocial behavior in children: Current status and future directions. Psychological Bulletin 102 2 (1987) 187-203
17. Kilpatrick K.L., and Williams L.M. Potential mediators of post-traumatic stress disorder in child witnesses todomestic violence. Child Abuse & Neglect 22 4 (1998) 319-330
18. Kot S., Landreth G.L., and Giordano M. Intensive child-centered play therapy with child witnesses of domesticviolence. International Journal of Play Therapy 7 2 (1998) 17-36
19. Landreth G.L. Play therapy: The art of the relationship. 2nd ed. (2002), Brunner-Routiedge, New York
20. Landreth G.L., and Lobaugh A.F. Filialtherapy with incarcerated fathers: Effects on parental acceptance of child, parental stress, and child adjustment. Journal of Counseling and Development 76 (1998) 157-165
21. Landreth G.L., and Sweeney D.S. Play therapy theory and practice: Acomparative presentation. In: O'Connor K.J., and Braverman L.M. (Eds). Child-centered play therapy (1997), John Riley & Sons, Inc., New York 17-45
22. Lehmann P., and Carlson B.D. Crisisintervention with traumatized child witnesses in shelters for battered women. In: Roberts A.R. (Ed). Battered women and their families (1998), Springer, New York 99-128
23. Miller T.R., Handal P.J., Gilner F.H., and Cross J.F. Therelationship of abuse and witnessing violence on the Child Abuse Potential Inventory with Black Adolescents. Journal of Family Violence 6 4 (1991) 351-363
24. Mills L.G. Integrating domestic violence assessment intochild protective services intervention: Policy and practice implications. In: Roberts A.R. (Ed). Battered women and their families (1998), Springer, New York 129-158
25. O'Keefe M., and Lebovics S. Intervention and treatment strategies with adolescents from maritally violenthomes. In: Roberts A.R. (Ed). Battered women and their families (1998), Springer, New York 174-204
26. Pynoos R.S., and Nader K.O. Issuesin the treatment of post traumatic stress in children and adolescents. In: Wilson J.P., and Raphael B. (Eds). International handbook of traumatic stresssyndrome (1993), Plenum, New York 535-549
27. Roberts A.R., and Burman S. Crisisintervention and cognitive problem-solving therapy with battered women: A national survey andpractice model. In: Roberts A.R. (Ed). Battered women and their families. 2nd ed. (1998), Springer, New York 3-28
28. Rossman B.B. Descartes' error and posttraumaticstress disorder: Cognition and emotion in children who are exposed to parentalviolence. In: Holden G.W., Geffner R., and Nourlies E.N. (Eds). Children exposed to maritalviolence (1998), American Psychological Association, Washington, DC 223-256
29. Singer M.I., Miller D.B., Guo S., Slovak K., and Frierson T. The mentalhealth consequences of children's exposure to violence (1998), Cayahoga County Community Mental Health Research Institute, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
30. Stover L., Guerney B., and O'Connell M. Measurements of acceptance, allowing self-direction, involvement, and empathy inadult-child interaction. Journal of Psychology 77 (1971) 261 169
31. Straus M.A. Injury and frequency of assault and therepresentative sample fallacy in measuring wife beating and child abuse. In: Straus M.A., and Gelles R.J. (Eds). Physical violence in Americanfamilies (1990), Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ 75-91
32. Straus M.A., and Gelles R.J. Physicalviolence in American families (1990), Transaction Publishers, News Brunswick, NJ
33. Terr L. Unchained memories: True stories of traumaticmemories, lost and found (1994), Basic Books, New York
34. Tyndall-Lind A., Landreth G.L., and Giordano M. Intensive group play therapy with child witnesses of domestic Violence. International Journal of Play Therapy 10 1 (2001) 535-583
35. Wolfe D.A. Child abuse: Implications for child development andpsychopathology (1987), Sage Publications, Newbury Park, CA