It provides a secure and structured space where children and teens can joyfully explore, express, and work through their emotional and psychological challenges. Unlike traditional talk therapy, which may not be as engaging for children and teens, play therapy leverages the innate language of play. In this therapeutic setting, children and teens are encouraged to participate in creative and expressive activities like drawing, painting, role-playing, storytelling, sand play and using toys and games. Through these activities, children and teens can communicate their thoughts, emotions, and experiences in a safe manner.
