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Theresa Fraser contributed the chapter “Memory Quilt or Pillow” in the book Assessment and Treatment Activities for Children, Adolescents, and Families: Practitioners Share Their Most Effective Techniques

Document Type

Book Chapter

Description

This book chapter describes the use of a memory quilt or pillow in therapy with the goal to:

• Gather information about the client's interests, feelings, and needs

• Increase open communication

• Allow the client to discuss positive experiences shared with significant caregivers

• Encourage the client to identify and verbally express the loss of significant past relationships with natural family members or with faster families

• Help the client to identify goals for current or future relationships

ISBN

978-0968519943

Publication Date

2008

Keywords

therapy, memory quilt

Disciplines

Child Psychology

Faculty

Faculty of Applied Health & Community Studies

School

School of Community Studies

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Original Citation

Fraser, T. (2008). Memory quilt or pillow. In Lowenstein, L. (Ed.), Assessment and treatment activities for children, adolescents, and families: Practitioners share their most effective techniques (pp. 84-87). Toronto, ON: Champion Press.

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