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The Efficacy of Play Therapy and Filial Therapy with Children : Summary of the Meta-Analytic Findings

Child therapists are ethically-bound and accountable to their clients to provide treatments that are most effective; however they have received little help from the scientific community to guide their efforts. Historically, the efficacy of psychological interventions for children has been a basis for controversy and debate among mental health professionals. Not until recently has this issue received national attention, with the U. S. Public Health Service (2000) emphasizing the critical need for early intervention and empirically-validated treatments that are designed specifically to meet children’s unique needs.