Play therapy is a structured, therapeutic approach that uses play as a child’s primary form of communication.

In play therapy, children can:

- Express feelings they don’t yet have words for

- Work through worries, fears, or confusing experiences

- Practice problem-solving and emotional regulation

- Build confidence and resilience

Play is not “just play”—it’s how children make sense of their world. I am trained to understand the messages in your child’s play. By entering their world I can recognize what they may be trying to express, by way of themes, patterns, images and symbols.

Drama therapy uses creative expression, storytelling, and role-play to help children and teens explore emotions, relationships, and identity in a safe and supported way.

Drama therapy can help children:

Try out new ways of responding to challenges

Build empathy and self-awareness

Strengthen communication and social skills

Feel empowered through creativity and choice

No acting experience is required—just curiosity and openness.