Play Therapy Unclaimed

Kathryn MillsBA(Psych).HNRS(Clinical Psych).MA(Play Therapy)Play Therapist and Specialist CounsellorPlay therapy allows children with a diverse range of needs including low self-esteem, shyness, fears, parental separation, bereavement, aggressive behaviour, hyperactivity, competitiveness, peer relationship difficulities, bullying, poor social skills, learning diffulties, abuse, abandonment, adoption and HIV affected orphans to express and explore their emotions in a safe environment whilst at the same time finding solutions for their problems. The Benefits of Play Therapy:1.)      Provides a safe space for emotional expression and growth.2.)      Children learn how to express their thoughts and feelings in             contstructive ways3.)      Facilitates the development of problem-solving, coping skills          and resilience4.)      It helps children to explore and practice skills5.)      It encourages confidence and concentration