Abstract
This study aims to examine the effects of integrated play therapy on early intervention for developmental changes in children with developmental delays. Pre- and post-tests were conducted and compared to identify developmental changes. For integrated play therapy, the study analyzed progress monitoring and recording records with the following findings. First, a change was noted in intelligence quotient (71 → 84). Second, the intervention was conducted by integrating child-centered play therapy, thera play and cognitive-behavioral play therapy.
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