Therapy at Play

29/08/2025

Some play therapy fact checking & myth busting from PTUK - The UK Society for Play and Creative Arts Therapies

19/08/2025

Play therapy can support adopted and fostered children.

Play therapy helps fostered and adopted children work through difficult/complex emotions/trauma using play and supports the development of emotional intelligence and resilience in a safe supportive environment.

It is non-directive or child-led and works with the relationship between the child, the play and the therapist. Through each act of play the therapist tries to find meaning – a narrative, which they then reflect back to the child. Practitioners are accredited by the British Association of Play Therapists (BAPT) and PTUK.

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19/08/2025

As a play therapist I'm frequently asked how does playing help?

Playing is children's language. It's how children communicate, learn, express themselves and have fun!
Play therapy uses the natural language of children to facilitate healing, growth & development.
Playing is so much more than just playing!

Useful infographic by Childhood Rising

Play is natures in-built function for allowing the mind, body and soul to grow itself 🌱