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Holding Therapy
An outdated therapy used in the 1970’s,
the aim was to address social withdrawal and isolation by
physically restraining the child.
Brewer, C (1989) "Don’t let parent’s
fall for useless therapies" Communication Vol 23 (1)
p 7.
Christie, P (1987) "Holding therapy"
Communication Vol 21 (3) pp 8-11.
Dirlich-Wilhelm, H (1986) "Holding therapy:
a behaviourist’s perspective" Communication Vol
20 (2) pp 5-6
Gardiner, F (1988) "Holding therapy:
continuing the debate" Communication Vol 22 (2) p 35.
Grandin, T (1989) "An autistic person’s
view of holding therapy" Communication Vol 23 (3) pp
75-78.
Richer, J & Zappella, M (1989) "Changing
social behaviour: the place of holding" Communication
Vol 23 (2) pp 35-39.
Sainsbury, C (1999) "Holding therapy:
an autistic perspective" Communication Spring p 2.
Tinbergen, N & Tinbergen E A (1983) Autistic
children: new hope for a cure. Massachusetts, Allen &
Unwin.
Welch, M (1989) Holding time. London, Centruy
Hutchinson.
Wimpory, D & Cochrane, V (1991) "Criteria
for evaluative research — with special reference to
holding therapy" Communication Vol 25 (2) pp 15-17.
Wing, L (1986) "A question of judgement"
Communication Vol 20 (2) pp 7-8.
Attachment therapy is also discussed on the Advocates for Children in Therapy website
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