The insertion of an LP shunt is usually indicated when the amount of CSF fluid in the subarachnoid space is more than usually desired. The other end of the shunt tubing or catheter is routed into the peritoneal cavity, an area in the abdomen and drains the excess CSF fluid here.
During play therapy, the therapist may deal with a childâs inappropriate behaviors by setting limits and enforcing consequences in such a way that it is up to the child to make the right behavioral choice to avoid the consequence. In this way, the child is encouraged to develop an internal sense of self-control.
Therapy likely will work best if there is a partnership between you and the therapist. Don't just sit there! Take an active part in your sessions. You can strengthen your therapy in many ways. 1  Tell your provider your goals for treatment. 2  Think about whether there are certain behaviors or issues you care about most.