Child Centred Play Therapy Brisbane
Children communicate in their own way.
We listen.
Young children aren’t always able to put their feelings into words, especially when they’re experiencing a difficult situation. That’s why our experienced therapists use play therapy as a way to connect. Play therapy allows children to express emotions and experiences in a way that feels natural and safe to them. During play therapy, toys become their words and play becomes their voice.
So, what is Play Therapy?
Child-Centred Play Therapy is a developmentally appropriate, therapeutic approach designed specifically for children. It uses the language of play, a method that feels familiar and comfortable for young minds. When children struggle to articulate their inner world, play therapy provides a supportive environment for them to explore and express what’s going on inside. It’s not just play, it’s communication at their level.
Our Therapy Services
We provide child-centred play therapy to children, support to parents and carers from our location in Capalaba, Redlands region.
Now also offering Adult Counselling and Couples Counselling.
Click below to find out more about each service.
No referral required.
Child Centered Play Therapy (CCPT)
Weekly or fortnightly play therapy sessions with a trained play therapist
Tele-Play Therapy
Suitable for clients in rural and remote regions or those who struggle to attend therapy
Filial/Child-Parent Relationship Therapy
(CPRT) 10 session program for parents who want to be an agent for change
Adult Counselling
Need help or advice? Or simply someone to talk to? Our therapists offer adult counselling as well
Couples Counselling
Are you struggling to connect with your partner? Having difficulty communicating with your partner and feel helpless of what to do next?
We work with a wide variety of social, emotional, behavioural and learning problems
- Anxiety
- Austism Spectrum Disorder
- Trauma
- ADHD
- Behavioural and emotional issues
- Family separation
- Communication difficulties
- Social difficulties
- Difficulties with self-regulation
- Difficulty engaging with other therapies
Children who have engaged with play therapy develop many skills to take into adulthood
- Become more responsible for behaviours and actions
- Develop new and creative solutions to problems
- Develop respect and acceptance of self and others
- Learn to experience and express emotions
- Learn new social skills and relational skills with family
- Develop empathy and respect for self and others
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