Play therapy continues to be a growing field (Association for Play Therapy, 2013a),
suggesting that there will be an ongoing and increasing need for professional supervision …

Marginalized children are often excluded from mainstream social, economic, cultural, and
political life because of ethnicity or poverty. These children are more likely to have behavior …

The population in the United States is becoming more racially diverse. Young children in
minoritized groups have many disadvantages due to circumstances beyond their control …

The authors used a correlational research design to examine how belief in a just world,
political ideology, socioeconomic status of family of origin, and percentage of racial minority …

The researchers surveyed 295 members of the Association for Play Therapy on their
attitudes related to working with families when treating children. The results indicated the …

The changes in the United States demographics and the increased number of minority
children with low socioeconomic status have raised concerns about children's well-being …

School counselors are often the first professionals to become aware of the mental health
problems of young children. Given that play therapy is the most developmentally appropriate …

Abstract The Association for Play Therapy (2009) promotes play therapists' awareness of
personal cultural identity, obtaining continuous cultural knowledge, and displaying culturally …

The authors used a correlational research design to examine how belief in a just world,
political ideology, socioeconomic status of family of origin, and percentage of racial minority …

Abstract Overall, the United States' population continues to substantially increase in cultural
diversity (NCES, 2018; NCES, 2020a; NCES, 2020b), therefore increasing the overall …