Play Therapy
$235 per 55 minute appointment
$300 per 75 minute appointment
Play Therapy Information
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Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses play as the primary way for children to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Because young children often cannot describe emotions and problems as easily as adults, therapists use toys, games, art, storytelling, and imaginative activities to help them communicate and work through difficulties.
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During sessions, a trained play therapist provides a safe and supportive environment with age-appropriate toys and activities. Through play, children can:
Express feelings such as fear, sadness, anger, or anxiety
Process difficult experiences or trauma
Learn healthy coping skills
Improve problem-solving and social skills
Build self-confidence and emotional regulation
The therapist observes and interacts with the child, helping them understand and manage emotions in a way that matches their developmental level.
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Play therapy is commonly used for children aged 3 to 12 years, though adaptations can be used with older children and adolescents.
It may help children experiencing:
Anxiety and stress
Depression
Behavioral problems
ADHD
Autism spectrum disorders
Grief and loss
Family changes such as divorce
Trauma, abuse, or neglect
Social difficulties