Our approach
What About Play uses play as a fundamental tool to help children learn about their world and make sense of their relationships and experiences. Sessions emphasise interactive, exploratory play that allows children to process worries and learn new ways to cope, while parents are supported to facilitate more meaningful interactions with their children. The approach draws on a variety of theoretical frameworks and is delivered in a compassionate, responsive and thoughtful manner. Play is positioned as a skill that helps children regulate their emotions and behaviours, and therapy creates space for families to develop new ways of being together, even when this feels uncomfortable or uncertain at first.
