| 英文摘要 |
Posttraumatic stress reaction (PTSR) is characterized by reexperiencing, avoidance and hyperarousal when people confront with huge disaster, like 921 Chi-Chi earthquake. Children are found to be affected in attention, emotion, social interest and other development. This report presents a child who lose his elder sister after the big earthquake and revealed some symptoms of PTSR. The author used a client-centered oriented play therapy for this 7-year-4-month boy in 12 months period total of 19 sessions. Based on the major changes across the 19 sessions, the process can be divided into 3 phases, namely uncovering avoidant emotion, expressing repressed remembering and praying, and active self growth. The formulation of this case and management were discussed. The author also provided some suggestions for dealing such case in the future. |