Play Therapy

Play Therapy is a specialised therapeutic approach delivered by a registered Play Therapist trained at a postgraduate level. Through a consistent, trusting relationship, built on acceptance, clear boundaries, and thoughtful reflections, the Play Therapist working alongside your child can help them: 

• Feel more confident in expressing their thoughts and feelings
• Develop their emotional vocabulary by accessing the language the Play Therapist relates to their experiences
• Develop more socially appropriate behaviour
• Improve their self-image and self-esteem
• Improve concentration and organisation
• Become more confident and creative in their play

For more information about Play Therapy, please visit the British Association of Play Therapists (BAPT) website, which can be found here:

Play Therapy – The British Association of Play Therapists