슬라이드 1

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Play Therapy for Children with
Asperger’s Disorder
1. How Different
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Asperger’s Disorder
Later onset
Higher range of IQ
No language deficit
Non-verbal
communication
problems less severe
Clumsiness in basic
motor skills
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Autistic Disorder
Early onset
IQ tends to be lower
Often fail to develop
spoken language
Problems with nonverbal communication
Tend to be adept at
basic motor skills
2. Characteristics
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Difficult what to say in social situations
Rule and routine bound
Wants things his/her own way
Perfectionist
Narrow interests
Anxiety increases quickly
Smart
Uncoordinated
Sensory Issues
They Want to Know rather than to learn
3. Reading Mind (Theory of Mind)
Sally-Anne task
Groups
Pass
Fail
Normal
Down’s
85%
86%
15%
14%
Autistic
20%
80%
Baron-Cohen, Leslie, Frith Study (1985)
4. For Pragmatic Language
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Social Language Groups
Carol Gray’s Social Language Stories
Reciprocal Conversation with Therapist
Role Playing
Videotaping
Coaching During Social Times
5. For Anxiety or Unstable Emotion
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Ensure safety
Decrease the causes of the anxiety
Reestablish calmness
Rehearse target activities
Broaden his/her interest and skills
6. For Good Behaviors
• Successful Experience
• Clear and Positive Communication
• Rewards for Internal Motivation and SelfManagement
• Specific social skills from concrete skills to
more abstract ones
• Mind-reading and reading social contests
• Using Multimedia and interest-attracting
materials/methods
7. For Daily Life Self-Help Skills
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Organization
Staying on task
Breaks
Circle of friends
Recess
Lunch
Verbal explanations
Communication with parents
8. Child-Centered & Consideration
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Intelligence and Curiosity
Twice-Exceptionality
Peer-mediation and Natural Involvement
Successful experience and positive
responsibility in various social contexts
9. Group Play for Social Skills
• Structure of Play
Group
- Drawing
- Sharing
- Rules
- Compliments
- Start a Conversation
- Join wit a Question
• Game Play (mental
age)
- Trouble (5+)
- Stop Relax and Think
(5+)
- Sleeping Grump (4~6)
- Harvest Time (4~6)
- Treasure Chest (5~7)
- Teamwork (8+)