Play Therapy It is a one-to-one therapeutic process where a child or young person is supported to express themselves through play and be creative in a safe, therapeutic space. The playroom is equipped with therapeutic toys and creative materials that allow the child or young person to communicate feelings, experiences, and needs without pressure to use words. With the therapist responsive to and providing consistent support, the child or young person can process emotions, build confidence, and develop healthier ways of coping.
For more information on Play Therapy visit:
What is Play Therapy? – The British Association of Play Therapists