Play Therapy
Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy that utilizes play as a means of communication and expression for children. It is based on the belief that play is the natural language of children and can be used to help them process and cope with emotional and behavioral difficulties.
Restore kids' sense of wellbeing through the playing
The benefits of play therapy for kids include improving communication skills, reducing anxiety and stress, increasing self-esteem and confidence, and helping children process traumatic experiences.
There are two main types of play therapy: non-directive play therapy and directive play therapy.
Best suited for: children aged between 3- 12 and who are struggling with emotional or behavioral issues, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or ADHD. It allows them to express themselves through play and helps them develop coping skills and problem-solving abilities in a safe and supportive environment.
Play Therapy can be effective with:
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