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Play Therapy
Is your child acting out in ways he/she has never done before? Are you noticing any regressions or behaviors that are not typical for your child to be doing? Have you tried asking your child what is wrong and they either do not know or cannot explain why? Children often are unable to identify, articulate or process their emotions by just asking them what is bothering them. Utilizing a specific technique of play therapy for children 4-12, clinicians have the opportunity to observe and gain insight to the child's problems. Through play, children learn how to express their emotions in ways they know how. They can learn new coping skills, appropriate social skills and ways to combat and redirect behaviors. Book your 15- minute consultation to see if play therapy is right for your child!