LEARN TO PLAY THERAPY

Learn to Play Therapy is a directive approach that improves a child's pretend play ability. It helps with: social skills, playing with others, understanding emotions, increase in language, different thinking strategies, being happy to play.

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Examples of other indicators of children who would benefit from Learn to Play Therapy are children who:

          

•  Are not socially aware of others            

•  Destroy the play scenes of siblings or peers            

•  Want to socially interact with others but do not know how to do this            

•  Do not understand a story            

•  Find it difficult to think of a story and what will happen next in a story            

•  Have delayed expressive and receptive language            

•  Have poor narrative language            

•  Are highly anxious in social situations   

 

This therapy approach empowers children to thrive in their pretend play whilst fostering their holistic development.
 

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