"Filial play" refers to a type of play where children take on roles and mimic their parents or other adult figures. It is a way for them to explore and imitate the behavior they observe from grown-ups in their lives. Full definition
After a further 1day of group supervision, where any problems encountered in practice will be discussed and experiences shared, successful participants will be awarded a PTI / PTUK / PTIrl Certificate in Filial Play Coaching for which at least 40 hours of coaching are required. (playtherapy.id)
In this statement the term «practitioner» is used generically to refer to anyone with responsibility for the provision of therapeutic play, play therapy, creative arts therapies and filial play for children and adolescents - persons under the age of 16. (playtherapy.org)
The competencies required to train parents / carers in filial play. (playtherapy.org)