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Play Therapy or Occupational Therapy: How to Know Which is Right for Your Child
Families’ search for resources and support when their child is struggling can lead them in many different directions. Many pediatric services use similar language, such as “play based” and “ child-centered ,” and most claim to be able to help children with social and emotional...
Could Group Play Therapy Help My Child?
What is Group Play Therapy? Group Play Therapy is a relational therapeutic approach in which a therapist works with a small group of children in a playroom setting. The therapist provided reflections and tracking to the children as they interact with one another and the...
Does My Child Need Therapy?
As parents, we love our kiddos and want the best for them. We hope they'll grow up happy, confident, and probably most importantly: resilient. However, when a child struggles with emotional or behavioral challenges, it can be difficult to know whether these issues are just...
Understanding Play Therapy: Game Play in the Therapeutic Space
What does playing a game in session have to do with therapy? The games in Play Therapy playrooms are selected purposefully. Many of the games you may already have at home target social skills, emotional regulation , and concentration. Here are some examples of the...