Therapeutic Uses of Sandtray

1) Using sandtray with no objects allows for:

2) One rataionale for using sandtray is:

3) It is recommended that play-based practitioners have two trays in their therapeutic play rooms because:

4) A miniature collection should include:

5) Inquiry Skills are start with an open invitation “What can you tell me about your scene” because:

6) Margaret Lowenfeld is known for:

7) Edinger was known for:

8) Therapeutic sandtray is:

9) Therapeutic use of sand often follows a child-centred theory of practice because

10. When working with younger children in sandtray, the practitioner will:

11. Lowenfeld’s World Technique invitation or instruction includes:

12. The World Technique:

13) Working in sandtray offers:

14. To document a sandscene you can:

15. Mapping a sand scene includes:

16. Those working with children using sandtray:

17. When working with a child and using inquiry skills therapists

18. When using inquiry questions the therapist:

19. Providing a story-stem when inviting a child to engage in sandtray:

20. Sandtray therapists use a tray title when:

21. A focus tray is:

22. When providing a story-stem as an invitation to enter the sandtray:

23. Sandtray therapists observe:

24. After watching the sandtray completed by Ruby (Video example shown):

25. In Ruby’s sand scene (Video example shown) which item was discussed as possibly representing a fear or anxiety state?

26. Dora Kalff is known for the following:

27. The term sandtray vs. sandplay is

28. Sand tray can be used

29. The Sand tray is most often: