Starting school is an exciting milestone, but for many children it triggers a change in behaviour - the “after-school collapse.” Your child might seem fine all day at school, but suddenly becomes tired, irritable, clingy and emotional once at home. School is full of new experiences, rules, and expectations. Even children who appear confident and happy during the day are expending a huge amount of emotional and cognitive energy, which leaves them tired. After-school collapse
Understanding Play Therapy What is Play Therapy? Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy that allows children to communicate their thoughts and feelings through play. Unlike adults, who can articulate their emotions and experiences verbally, children often find it challenging to express themselves in words. Play therapy provides a safe environment where they can use toys, games, and creative activities to convey their emotions and experiences. The Role of the Therapist In pla
Child therapy can be a vital resource for parents seeking to support their children's emotional and psychological well-being. As children navigate the complexities of growing up, they may encounter various challenges that can affect their mental health. Understanding effective strategies for child therapy can empower parents to foster a supportive environment that promotes healing and growth. Understanding Child Therapy Child therapy is a specialized form of therapy tailored
