Play therapy: a nursing intervention

Advancing Clinical Care : Official Journal of NOAADN

|September 1, 1989

Abstract:

Play therapy is a viable nursing intervention used in a multitude of settings and in a multidisciplinary fashion. Therapeutic play interventions can be directed or non-directed, as well as used in recreational, therapeutic, or dramatic forms. Children need play opportunities.

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