Sand trays and miniature figures can be used to create symbolic representations of a child's world, offering insights in to their thoughts and feelings.
Music and movement are key elements in the play room. They offer clients a non-verbal tool and allow a safe way of processing their feelings and emotions.
Clients may choose to express themselves creatively using art and craft supplies such as, paint, crayons, junk modelling with card and paper.
Clay is a great medium for clients to use. The tactile nature of clay engages multiple senses, providing a soothing and calming experience that can help children manage stress and express themselves creatively.
Puppets are fantastic for communication; children can use them to say things they might find hard to express directly.
Dressing up and role playing allows children to project their feelings and explore different scenarios through their role play.
These are just some of the tools used by play therapists to support children in processing complex emotions and experiences in a
safe and supportive environment.
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