英文摘要 |
The purpose of this phenomenological study was to explore the effectiveness of 10- week children-centered filial play therapy model to facilitate mother-child relationship. The four participants in this study were identified as new-inhabitant mothers (who were originally from other countries, such as Mainland China and Vietnam, and later were married to Taiwanese husbands) in Tainan. Based on Landreth's 10-week filial play therapy model, the participants were taught to adopt children-centered play therapy attitude and skills in groups for three weeks. After three weeks, the participants then employed weekly 30-minute filial play session at home for seven weeks. Using in-depth semi-structural interview design and thematic analysis approach, we found that after 10 weeks, the new-inhabitant mothers (n = 4), who were trained to apply filial play therapy model and to conduct weekly play time with their children, had developed better awareness of their beliefs in parenting children. The participants also reported to have developed positive attitude and skills in interacting with their children. As a result, they had improved the quality of their relationship with children by increasing a sense of intimacy with their children and enhancing a better sense of effectiveness of parenting children after receiving filial play therapy training. |