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Good Practice
PTUK & PTI are committed to sustaining and advancing good practice. This guidance on the essential elements of
good practice has been written to take into account the changing circumstances in which Play Therapy and Filial Play
are now being delivered, in particular:
- changes in the range of issues and levels of need presented by clients
- the growth in levels of expertise available from practitioners with the expansion in the availability of training and consultative support/supervision
- the accumulated experience of members of PTUK and PTI
The diversity of settings within which therapies for children and adolescents are delivered has also been carefully considered. These services may be provided by:
- An independent practitioner working alone
- One or more practitioners working to provide a service within an agency or organisation
- Specialists working in multidisciplinary teams
- Specialist teams of therapists
All practitioners encounter the challenge of responding to the diversity of their clients and finding ways of working effectively with them.
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