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Dibs
Book • 1964
Dibs: In Search of Self by Virginia Axline tells the story of a young boy named Dibs who is thought to be severely emotionally disturbed and intellectually disabled.
Through play therapy, Axline helps Dibs to express his feelings, explore his world, and unlock his intellectual potential.
The book illustrates the transformative power of non-directive play therapy.
It highlights the importance of accepting and valuing a child's unique perspective.
As Dibs progresses through therapy, he reveals his hidden intelligence and gains the confidence to connect with others, challenging the initial negative assessments and demonstrating the capacity for growth and healing within every child.
Through play therapy, Axline helps Dibs to express his feelings, explore his world, and unlock his intellectual potential.
The book illustrates the transformative power of non-directive play therapy.
It highlights the importance of accepting and valuing a child's unique perspective.
As Dibs progresses through therapy, he reveals his hidden intelligence and gains the confidence to connect with others, challenging the initial negative assessments and demonstrating the capacity for growth and healing within every child.
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Recommended by Brenna as an incredible book to read to revolutionize one's view of play therapy.
4 | (Part 1 of 6) Foundations, Principles, and The “Four Pillars” of Child-Centered Play Therapy
