Therapeutic Play Therapy
Where play becomes a path to healing
In play therapy, play and art materials become the child's main way of expressing themselves. A trained practitioner uses these sessions to understand what a child is working through, and to help them explore emotions, build coping skills and find healthier ways to respond.
Suitable for children with difficulty in
- •Expressing thoughts, feelings or experiences
- •Managing big emotions and emotional regulation
- •Coping with change, transitions or the unexpected
- •Anxiety, frustration, worry or stress
- •Social interaction, relationships and confidence
- •Self-expression, self-awareness and understanding emotions
- •Behaviour that affects life at home or school
- •Building coping skills and resilience
Therapy features
- •Emotional expression
- •Emotional regulation
- •Coping skills
- •Social skills
- •Self-awareness