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SPIELZEIT-RESEARCH.ORG
Spielzeit-Research.Org is a nonprofit specialty division for
psychotherapeutic process research and
longitudinal studies. For
over 20 years, Spielzeit's research division has explored new
treatment methods to support children and adolescents affected
by illness or mental/physical challenges.
Psyche and Body
Spielzeit has supported
severely ill, physically and mentally
challenged or traumatized children, adolescents and their
families during times of need since 1984. For more information
on how Spielzeit's treatment concepts have developed over time
and helped children in need to gain a creative new view of life,
please visit
www.spielzeit.ch. Our practice-based research
approach has shaped highly specialized
practice methods, which
are integral to Spielzeit's child psychotherapy treatments.
This website is intended to introduce
our projects and
research efforts to a broad audience of
professionals and potential
donors. Insofar, we hope to encourage other treatment centers to
conduct similar research projects benefiting young people.
Please help. Children in crisis depend on your support.
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How can challenged children be optimally supported so that they can
regain their zest for life as well as a
vital
life quality in view of their burdening
experiences? |
We approach answers to this question by immersing ourselves in intensive research efforts and
an interdisciplinary collaboration of experts.
Hereby we need
your help. With a donation you can ensure that the urgent
needs of young people in crisis continue to be met, as e.g. with
child psychotherapy.
Consider becoming a sponsor. The organizational and
therapeutic
quality management principles and the transparency
of our donation system speak for themselves.
Donations are a
matter of confidentiality: for you, for us, and for the children
who deserve our dedication.
Spielzeit-Research.Org, 8044 Zurich, Switzerland
Tel. (+41) 43 810-0-810, Fax. (+41) 43 810-0-811
E-mail admin@spielzeit-research.org
Sponsorship: The M.-L. von Franz Institute for Studies in
Synchronicity (MLI), Zurich.
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