Play Therapy

Play therapy is a child-centred therapeutic approach that uses play to help children express emotions, process experiences and develop healthy coping strategies. It is commonly used when children find it difficult to communicate their thoughts and feelings through words alone.

Play therapy for children is designed to support young people experiencing emotional, behavioural or psychological challenges. It may also help children who have experienced trauma, family changes, abuse or other difficult life events.

Yes. The course provides a clear introduction to the principles, models and practical applications of play therapy, making it suitable for beginners as well as professionals who want to expand their knowledge.

You'll learn about the foundations of play therapy, therapeutic models, play settings, child-centred interventions, common challenges, specialist approaches for vulnerable children, and current developments in the field.

Play based therapy is an approach that uses play activities to help children communicate feelings, build confidence and develop emotional resilience. It creates a safe environment where children can explore experiences in a natural and supportive way.