What are the signs that a child needs play therapy?

What are the signs that a child needs play therapy?

Some signs include excessive anger, withdrawal from friends, changes in eating or sleeping patterns, and difficulty expressing feelings.

How can I tell if my child is just going through a phase?

It's important to observe the duration and intensity of the behaviors. If they persist for several weeks or worsen, it may indicate a need for therapy.

What age is appropriate for play therapy?

Play therapy is typically effective for children aged 3 to 12, but it can be adapted for older children as well.

What types of issues can play therapy help with?

Play therapy can help with anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral issues, and social skills development.

How do I find a qualified play therapist?

You can start by asking your pediatrician for recommendations, or searching online directories for licensed play therapists in your area.