Therapeutic Play Therapy
Therapeutic play and a safe space, gives children a voice when words fail. Trained and certified play & creative art therapies act as a bridge to help children explore their feelings, process their experiences and reach their full potential by addressing the exact source of concerns.
While doing do, this methodology also allows children to heal, find meaning, peace and relief.
As the brain continues to grow and forming new neural links, creating new neuropath through positive experiences by improving neural integration. These processes can help with:
- anxiety, school refusal, depression, selective mute, grief, bereavement, low self-esteem, high level of stress, socialization difficulties such as extreme shyness, withdrawal and isolation, and peer bullying
- trauma stress related disorder or experience
- family issues, separations, divorce, and death or loss of family member
- Other mental health issues
Therapeutic play can also be a supportive intervention for neurodevelopmental differences. This could include those with:
- autism
- ADHD
- learning disabilities
Play therapy does not “cure” these conditions but instead provides emotional support and teaches skills that help children learn and socialize.
