Therapeutic Children Sessions

Each Session £30

Benefits of Therapeutic Play

Emotional Expression. Provides a safe space for children to express and process their emotions through play. 

Communication Skills. Enhances verbal and non-verbal communication skills, fostering healthier interactions. 

Problem-Solving Abilities. Encourages creative thinking and problem-solving skills. 

Self-Confidence. Boosts self-esteem and self-confidence by validating children's thoughts and feelings. 

Emotional Regulation. Helps children learn to manage and regulate their emotions effectively. 

Socialisation. Facilitates opportunities for social interaction, improving peer relationships. 

Coping Strategies. Teaches coping mechanisms to deal with stress, anxiety, and trauma. 

Empathy Development. Promotes empathy and understanding towards oneself and others. 

Boundary Setting. Assists in setting healthy boundaries and understanding personal limits. 

Resilience building. Strengthens resilience, enabling children to navigate life's challenges more effectively. 

  • "The therapeutic play at Counselling Hub Wales, has made a huge difference for our kid." They are now more open and sure of themselves, and they can handle their feelings much better than before. Very strongly suggested!"

    Parent of a 8 year old child

  • "I wasn't sure at first if I should try therapeutic play, but it has really exceeded my hopes." Our worker was very gentle and understanding, and my child has come a long way in such a short amount of time. Thank you for this service!"

    Parent of a 10 year old child

  • "As a parent, it warms my heart to see my child do well with therapeutic play." The skills they've learned here go beyond the playroom. They're stronger, more caring, and better able to deal with the problems of life.

    Parent of a 11 year old child

Differences from Play Therapy

Facilitator Training. While play therapy is conducted by licensed therapists, therapeutic play can involve facilitators with various levels of training, including counsellors and mental health professionals.

Scope of Practice. Therapeutic play often focuses on supporting emotional expression, building social skills, and enhancing coping mechanisms, while play therapy may delve deeper into resolving specific psychological issues.

Flexibility. Therapeutic play allows for a more flexible and adaptable approach, catering to the unique needs and preferences of each child.

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