Play Therapy

Does your child seem overwhelmed by big emotions they can’t explain?

Is your child struggling with friendships, school challenges, or confidence?

Do you wish your child had healthier ways to cope and feel understood?

Children often don’t have the words to explain what they’re going through. Instead, they “speak” through behavior tantrums, withdrawal, acting out, or shutting down. 

Maybe your child is:

• Having difficulty managing anger or frustration.

• Feeling anxious, worried, or easily overwhelmed.

• Struggling socially, with friendships or peer relationships.

• Having trouble focusing or adjusting to changes at school or home.

• Showing low self-confidence or self-esteem.

As a parent, it can be heartbreaking to watch your child struggle and not know how to make things better.

Why Play Therapy?

Play is a child’s natural language. In play therapy, toys, art, sandtray, and creative activities become tools for children to process emotions, tell their story, and practice new ways of coping. Research shows that play therapy helps children:

• Express feelings in a safe, healthy way.

• Build emotional regulation and coping skills.

• Improve social skills and problem-solving abilities.

• Strengthen confidence and resilience.

• Heal from trauma, loss, or stressful experiences.

Every session is tailored to meet your child where they are, in ways that feel natural and engaging to them.

There is Hope for Your Child

With the right support, children can learn to manage their emotions, navigate friendships, and gain the resilience they need to thrive at home, in school, and with peers. You don’t have to go through this alone, play therapy offers a safe and effective path forward.