Is Play Therapy just fun and games?

Is Play Therapy just fun and games?

Some people may think that Play Therapy is just children playing with toys and having fun, but it’s important to note that play is a form of communication and used for learning. Even young animals like lion cubs engage in play to learn the skills they need to function properly when they mature. As adults, we can sometimes forget how important and effective play is in the learning process.

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Do you feel stuck at a crossroad?

Do you feel stuck at a crossroad?

There comes a stage in life when you’ve reached a point you feel an important life decision must be made. We tend to think of this point as happening in mid-life or later but can also happen much earlier. This decision you have to make may feel nearly impossible to make because the stakes are so high. This is the crossroads where you can decide to turn left, right, or continue forward.

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Can Play Therapy help children?

Can Play Therapy help children?

If you have ever tried to help loved ones experiencing prolonged, acute stress or someone trying to deal with a past traumatic experience, you may have noticed and realised that talking to them doesn’t seem to yield much success. These issues can so deeply affect people that verbalising them may be so difficult that it no longer becomes an option.

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What are adaptive living skills for Special Needs students?

What are adaptive living skills for Special Needs students?

Proper life skills instructions are immeasurably important for students with disabilities. The knowledge and skill interactions believed to be essential for adult independent living should be met at an early age for Special Needs students. These students require the proper education and support to learn these necessary behaviours.

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How do I learn more about communications disorder?

How do I learn more about  communications disorder?

A communication disorder is a disorder that negatively affects the person’s ability to speak or engage in discussions with other people. It can range from the inability to understand their own native language, or it can be an inability to make the proper sounds necessary for speech.

It’s easy to jump to the conclusion that the child might have some other learning disorder, or in some cases, that the child may be misbehaving and being stubborn.

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