Imagine a child who dreads going to school, not because of tests or homework, but because of the fear of being mocked, excluded, or physically hurt. Bullying is not just an unfortunate part of ch...
While grief is a common reason clients seek therapy, what happens when the therapist is grieving, too? Grief isn’t a professional risk—it’s a human reality. Therapists grieve, too. And they deser...
In the world of play therapy, it’s common for clinicians to accumulate a long list of trainings. Over time, many therapists find themselves certified in multiple modalities, fluent in various tec...
Why do boundaries matter in play therapy? The art of setting limits in child-centered play therapy (CCPT) is much more than a disciplinary measure; it's a fundamental component that supports a ch...
