Play and Power

Discover the compelling insights of "Play and Power" by Karen Vibeke Mortensen, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2010. This thought-provoking book spans 206 pages and delves into the intricate relationship between play and power dynamics in both therapeutic and everyday contexts. Inspired by the EFPP conference held in Copenhagen, the book explores the theme of play and power through engaging clinical cases, showcasing individual psychotherapies with children and adults, as well as group analysis. Mortensen's work is an essential read for professionals in psychology, play therapy, and parent-child relations, offering valuable methods and psychological perspectives. Enhance your understanding of the psychological aspects of play and its influence on control and power in relationships. Perfect for both practitioners and parents, "Play and Power" invites you to explore the transformative role of play in personal development and therapeutic settings.