TLC: Group Theraplay in the classroom

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TLC: Group Theraplay in the classroom What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear “Mental Health” ?

Mental Health vs Mental Illness Mental Health: Having emotions, positive and negative and the ability to express them in appropriate ways. Mental Illness: Viewed as more fatalistic. It is genetic. Immune to treatment

TLC: What is it? TLC is a method of enhancing Attachment Engagement Self-esteem Trust in others Based on the natural patterns of Healthy interactions We all need to keep it personal, engaging, and fun!

TLC

Engagement Dimension Connection Enthusiasm Shared Joy

Structure Dimension Safety Organization Regulation

Challenge Dimension Competence Mastery

Nurture Dimension Regulation Self Worth Empathy

The foundation of the Theraplay experience: Core Concepts Interactive and Relationship Based Direct Here and Now Experience Guided by the adult Responsive, Attuned, & Empathic Preverbal/Social/Right Brain level Multisensory PLAYFUL

Basic assumptions Positive interactions result in child”s inner representation (Inner Working Model) Self as loveable, special, competent Others as loving, responsive, trusting World as a safe exciting place

Basic Assumptions The idea of self and their personality develop out of the early parent child interaction. But “WHAT IF???? When there is an unhealthy parent/ child interaction a child's internal working model is upset

Basic Assumptions…. Negative interactions result in child’s inner representation (IWM) Self as unlovable and incompetent Others as uncaring and untrustworthy World as unsafe and full of threats

Internal Working Model Implicit view of self and others Organized strategy for maintaining safety and comfort under stress Laid down as neural pathways Stable but can be changed by new experiences

Basic Assumption Caregiver empathy and sensitivity are essential to the child’s healthy development and secure attachment. Early experience of co-regulation are the basis for later emotional self regulation.

Goal of Group Theraplay Create (or fine tune) a secure, attuned, joyful relationship between a child and her /his teachers

The Results… Positive changes in child’s IWM Better self regulation Reduction of relationship and behavior problems Positive outcomes associated with secure attachment: Better social skills, better school performance, and more competence and long term mental health!!!!!