Each series is a 12-week, guided play therapy process that begins with a parent intake and orientation, then unfolds through developmentally attuned sessions with therapist guidance, alongside steady parent support.
This is not open-ended therapy.
It’s a clear, contained experience designed to support meaningful growth within a defined timeframe.
Children engage in developmentally attuned play therapy sessions with therapist guidance, while parents receive a steady rhythm of support and insight throughout the process.
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Short-Term, Structured Play Therapy Series are best suited for:
These offerings are not designed for:
In these cases, a longer-term or specialized therapy model is more appropriate.
Each series is designed around a specific area of growth:
🌿 Finding Calm (Anxiety Support)
🌿 Express & Feel (Emotional Expression)
🌿 Strong Inside (Self-Worth & Confidence)
🌿 Growing Through Change (Life Transitions)
A gentle, play-based space to understand worry, build regulation, and experience moments of calm and confidence.
Through sandtray, narrative play, and relational support, your child will:
This is a skill-building and experience-based series, not long-term anxiety treatment.
The goal is not to eliminate anxiety—but to help your child feel more capable moving through it.
A supportive space for children to explore feelings through play when words are hard to access.
Using sandtray, storytelling, and symbolic play, your child will:
This is not deep emotional processing or trauma work.
It’s a gentle expansion of emotional language and expression within a safe, supported space.
A play-based experience that supports children in reshaping how they see themselves.
Through narrative play and relational experiences, your child will:
This is not long-term self-esteem therapy.
It’s an intentional experience of new ways of being and seeing oneself—that can continue growing after the series ends.
A steady, supportive space to process change and build a sense of stability.
Through play and storytelling, your child will:
This is not long-term therapy for complex family situations.
It’s a short-term support process to help your child move through change with more ease.
If you’re unsure which series fits best, you don’t need to decide alone. We’ll discuss during your consultation and assessment.
Narrative Play Therapy – Some clients will come home with written stories or create live action stories with their therapist in session. The focus can be to recreate the story of something difficult and provide a more self-actualizing experience whereby gaining insight and express one’s feelings, cognitions and skills among other benefits.
Client Centered Play Therapy – In this school of thought the client is assisted in expressing their feelings and finding solutions by being given the opportunity to bring forward what they feel is most critical to them. This allows the child to address what is most difficult through symbolism. The therapist joins their world through accepting symbolism.
Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy – This is a particularly useful approach for older children and children that are aware, open and ready to discuss the challenges they’ve come to therapy for.
Expressive and Experiential Therapies – These are popular for all ages including in family sessions. Sandtray , art therapy, symbolic play therapy, creative writing, active meditation, relaxation activities, mindfulness, and guided imagery.
