How can I support my child in play therapy?

How can I support my child in play therapy?

Supporting your child in play therapy involves being understanding, patient, and involved. You can start by encouraging them to express their feelings during sessions.

What should I do if my child is reluctant to go to therapy?

It's common for children to feel hesitant. Talk to them about their feelings, reassure them that it's a safe space, and consider visiting the therapist together.

How can I reinforce what they learn in therapy at home?

You can reinforce their learning by engaging in similar play activities at home, discussing their experiences, and validating their feelings.

Are there specific games or activities I can do with them?

Yes! Activities like role-playing, art projects, or storytelling can help reinforce the skills they learn in therapy.

How do I know if the therapy is working?

Look for changes in your child's behavior, emotional expression, and communication. Regular check-ins with the therapist can also provide insights.