Cornett (2012)

Question 1

What does CPRT stand for?

Answer 1

Child-parent relationship therapy

Question 2

What is Child-parent relationship therapy?

Answer 2

A type of filial therapy (10-session) that involves training of the parent to utilize therapeutic agents on the child. These therapeutic agents mainly include play therapy.

It is inclusive as it focuses on the parent, the child, the parent-child relationship, and the family as a whole.

Question 3

How does brief strategic fit with CPRT?

Answer 3

Focus on strengths and resources within parents and children; addressing problematic sequences of interactions

Question 4

What is filial therapy?

Answer 4

an approach in which parents of young children are trained to be “therapeutic agents” through learning how to apply basic child-centered play therapy skills in conducting play sessions with their children

Question 5

What is not one of Johnson et al’s arguments for filial therapy:

A. Filial therapy enhances parental leadership
B. Filial therapy reduces polarization between parents and children
C. Filial therapy enhances emotional expressiveness
D. Filial therapy often leads to the parents seeing their role in the problem

Answer 5

C.

Filial therapy does not necessarily help with emotional expressiveness.

Question 6

In CRPT, do you focus on the donut or the hole?

Answer 6

The donut

Question 7

Which of the following is not a way that CPRT has show to affect organization and structure?

A. Improved child self-regulation
B. Increased sense of shared power
C. Improved marital relationships
D. Increased awareness of their influence

Answer 7

A.

Wickstrom 2009 mentions B,C, and D