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What is Play Therapy?


Play Therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses play and creative modalities to help children express thoughts and feelings they may find difficult to verbalise. It offers a safe, supportive space where children can process their emotions, make sense of experiences, and work through challenges at their own pace and in their own way through a safe, non-judgemental, non-directive and child-led way.


Through play, children can build emotional resilience, develop confidence, strengthen relationships, and learn healthier ways to cope with life's challenges. Play Therapy can be particularly helpful for children experiencing emotional, behavioural, or mental health difficulties.

 

 

 

 

*Friendships and bullying
*Illness or illness in family
*Loss and bereavement
*Anxiety

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Who is it for?

 

Play Therapy is a supportive medium informed by the principles of Virginia Axline and Carl Jung. It enables all children to reach their full potential. It can be an effective tool for children who are experiencing:

*Changes in family dynamics
*School based anxiety
*Difficulties verbalising emotions
*School refusal

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