Play Therapy

As parents, we often end up not knowing how to help our children on an emotional level. If only we could make sense of what our children really need or ask for.

For children, play is a natural way of exploring life. When they are busy with role-play or art projects it gives them the freedom to try different ways to solve difficult challenges.

You might notice that your child is sad, disruptive, rebellious, and unable to cope in the classroom. At school, teachers might say that they struggle with focused attention. Play therapy is a very powerful tool to resolve emotional turmoil. 

Your child might be unable to tell you how they feel. Children just do not have the verbal ability, adequate enough to put words to their feelings. Children learn about themselves, others, and the world through play. This is where play therapy is a powerful tool. 

Mental health in children is crucial and through play therapy, their mental processes will be stimulated to help themselves and to solve problems in a safe environment.