Helping children who hurt

A gentle, evidence-based approach to supporting children through trauma, anxiety, grief, life changes, and emotional challenges.

Child-centred play therapy helps to overcome distress and trauma, developing psychological well-being, enabling your child's uniqueness and strength to shine through.

"For children to 'play out' their experiences is the most natural, dynamic, and self-healing process in which they can engage."

— Gareth L. Landreth

A miniature zoo or safari diorama with toy animals, plants, and decorative items on a sand and grass surface in a wooden tray.

What is Play Therapy?

Play is a child’s natural language.

Children don't always have the words to explain what they're thinking or feeling. Through carefully guided play, they can safely express emotions, process difficult experiences, and develop healthy ways of coping.

Suitable for children aged 3–12, Child-Centred Play Therapy is an evidence-based approach that nurtures emotional wellbeing while honouring each child's unique personality and strengths.

Supporting Children Through Change

Helping children navigate life's challenges with confidence.

Play Therapy can support children experiencing:

  • Trauma

  • Family violence

  • Grief and loss

  • Anxiety and emotional distress

  • Behavioural challenges

  • Bullying

  • Family separation

  • Social difficulties

  • Autism

  • Life transitions and adjustment

It Starts With A Conversation

Supporting your child begins with supporting you.

Parents and carers know their child better than anyone. Our initial consultation is an opportunity to share your concerns, celebrate your child's strengths, and explore whether play therapy is the right next step.

Throughout therapy, regular parent and carer meetings ensure you remain informed, supported, and involved in your child's progress.

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