Play Therapy is a therapeutic approach aimed at addressing the psychological needs of children, using play as the primary tool of communication.
Play Therapy is a therapeutic approach aimed at addressing the psychological needs of children, using play as the primary tool of communication. Through play, children can express their feelings, thoughts, and internal conflicts in a natural and safe way.
Developed in the 1920s by psychoanalyst Melanie Klein, Play Therapy emerged as a way to access children’s inner world through play. Since then, this technique has evolved, helping countless children overcome emotional and behavioral challenges in a safe and natural way.
"Jaiden really enjoys the game activities with Amanda. He is slowly learning that losing a game is not the end of the world and that he doesn’t need to have a meltdown because of it. We are so grateful for what Amanda does for Jaiden and our family as a whole. He loves therapy sessions and responds well to the structure provided."
"I felt so lost and guilty for not understanding what was happening with my son. He was always anxious, struggled to connect with other children, and I didn’t know how to help him. Since we started therapy with Amanda, everything has changed. He’s more confident, can express his feelings, and our connection at home has greatly improved. She didn’t just help my son; she also taught us, as parents, how to handle things more calmly and empathetically. I’m so grateful for everything!"