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The Power of Play Therapy

Take a moment to think about your child right now. If you’re here, you might be worried, confused, or simply wondering why your child is struggling in ways they can’t or won’t put into words. Maybe...

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Understanding Play Therapy: A Guide for Parents

Imagine a child who struggles to express their emotions or process difficult experiences. Now, imagine them finding healing and clarity through play - something as natural as breathing. Play therapy...

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The Only Play Guide You Need: Boosting Essential Skills, Age by Age

It can be difficult for parents to keep up with the current trends, new findings, and research guidelines for developing children. One of the only things that remains consistent is the concept of the...

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Does Play Therapy Help Children Work Through Grief?

The COVID-19 pandemic not only shifted how humans utilize and interact with technology, but it changed the way that we all communicate and celebrate relationships with one another at large. A recent...

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Books for Small Kids with BIG Feelings

4 Book Recommendations from a Children’s Therapist Emotions can be difficult to manage, especially for young children who don’t always have the language for their feelings! Books are a fantastic way...

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Play: The Language Of Children

Once upon a time, we were all kids. And -get this- play was our language. It’s the language of childhood. Through play, children learn how to make sense of their world, connect with others in the...

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