Jennifer N. Baggerly
Affiliations: | University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, United States |
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| Baggerly J. (2018) Religious faith in play therapy: Survey findings. International Journal of Play Therapy. 27: 114-123 |
| Hicks B, Baggerly J. (2017) The effectiveness of child parent relationship therapy in an online format. International Journal of Play Therapy. 26: 138-150 |
| Tan TX, Kim ES, Baggerly J, et al. (2016) Beyond Adoption Status: Post-Adoptive Parental Involvement and Children's Reading and Math Performance From Kindergarten to First Grade. The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry |
| Baggerly J, Bratton S. (2010) Building a Firm Foundation in Play Therapy Research: Response to Phillips (2010) International Journal of Play Therapy. 19: 26-38 |
| Baggerly J, Abugideiri SE. (2010) Grief Counseling for Muslim Preschool and Elementary School Children Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development. 38: 112-124 |
| Xing Tan T, Baggerly J. (2009) Behavioral adjustment of adopted chinese girls in single-mother, lesbian-couple, and heterosexual-couple households Adoption Quarterly. 12: 171-186 |
| Berson IR, Baggerly J. (2009) Building Resilience to Trauma: Creating a Safe and Supportive Early Childhood Classroom. Childhood Education. 85: 375-379 |
| Baggerly J, Jenkins WW. (2009) The Effectiveness of Child-Centered Play Therapy on Developmental and Diagnostic Factors in Children Who Are Homeless International Journal of Play Therapy. 18: 45-55 |
| Baggerly J, Exum HA. (2008) Counseling children after natural disasters: Guidance for family therapists American Journal of Family Therapy. 36: 79-93 |
| Lambert SF, LeBlanc M, Mullen JA, et al. (2007) Learning more about those who play in session: The national play therapy in counseling practices project (phase I) Journal of Counseling and Development. 85: 42-46 |