Schemas (sp)

[patevans]

I look after C aged 9months, at the minute he loves to push and pull everything and anything - I have been told this is a schema (sp) but where do I find more info and do I just do observations on him as I already do or does this schema change things?

[huggableshelly]

http://www.simplypsychology.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/piaget.html

http://www.cognitivetherapy.me.uk/schema_therapy.htm

2 links for you to help understand schema

it doesnt change your observations its a stage name the first lnk is an easier read

[sarah707]

There are some nice explanations here as well :D

http://www.visionwebsites.co.uk/Contents/Text/Index.asp?SiteId=468&SiteExtra=17910327&TopNavId=642&NavSideId=8920

[miss mopple]

I have a great book that gives insight into schemas. Its called Threads of Thinking by Cathy Nutbrown. Well worth a read :thumbsup:

[beckyteddy]

This is a totally un-relevant comment, but does the name Cathy Nutbrown remind anyone else of the Nutbrown Hare's in the Guess How much I Love You Stories? I'd love to be called Mrs Nutbrown:)

[sarah707]

This is a totally un-relevant comment, but does the name Cathy Nutbrown remind anyone else of the Nutbrown Hare's in the Guess How much I Love You Stories? I'd love to be called Mrs Nutbrown:)

Yes I've always thought that! :laughing: