Therapy

Play Therapy is a non-threatening intervention, which offers children a chance to resolve challenges or trauma via their natural mode of communication – play.

In Gestalt play therapy, the therapeutic relationship is the main therapeutic tool – a warm, supportive and nurturing relationship between therapist and child supports children’s growth and resilience throughout the process.

This practice offers individual therapy for a variety of challenges, including the following:

Loss, grief and bereavement
Emotional regulation and/or expression difficulties
Anxiety
Adjustment and transitioning difficulties (for instance, foster care)
Trauma
Divorce related difficulties
Attachment and bonding difficulties
Assisting the highly sensitive child
Relational difficulties
Bullying
Self-esteem issues
Sibling rivalry
Behaviour issues