It has long been known that children learn, grow, and understand the world through play. Play therapy allows children to continue to understand their feelings and inner experiences, as well as gives them the tools to process external stressors and traumas. Play therapy also serves as a tool to help increase emotional regulation and improve interpersonal interactions.
Play therapy is provided in-office only and is strongly recommended to take place on a weekly basis. Play therapy is primarily focused on work with the child, although parent sessions will be offered throughout treatment to help support ongoing changes at home.
