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Play Therapy

“When the individual develops sufficient self-confidence to bring his self-concept out of the shadow land and into the sun and consciously and purposefully to direct his behavior by evaluation, selectivity, and application to achieve his ultimate goal in life—complete self-realization—then he seems to be well adjusted.” 
Virginia M. Axline, Play Therapy

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Helping children learn, create and grow through play

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Play is a natural way for children to explore the world, discover their interests, and develop new skills.

At Play Therapy Prague, I offer individual, play-based sessions that combine creativity, imagination, movement, storytelling, and artistic activities in a warm and supportive environment.

A window into our space. All the cool kids in the video are my dear friend's kids! We thank them for their presence & love! Come visit us for a free consultation. Peace from Coco Disco & Vanessa.

What is Play Therapy?
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What do we do during sessions?

Depending on the child's age, interests and developmental needs, activities may include:

  • Creative art, drawing and storytelling

  • Imaginative play, puppets and role-play

  • Music, movement and creative expression

  • Activities that encourage communication, confidence and problem-solving

  • Opportunities to practise social and emotional skills through play

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How It Works

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Play therapy responds to the unique developmental needs of young children, who often express themselves better through play activities than through verbal communication. The play space where art materials, puppets, musical instruments, costumes for drama, visualizations, sand trays, and other creative activities help the child to communicate and express their thoughts and feelings that are not expressed in words.

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When It's Used
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Who are the sessions for?

Sessions are designed for children who enjoy creative activities and would benefit from an individual, supportive environment in which to explore, learn and develop at their own pace.

Working with parents

Parents can discuss their child's interests, developmental goals and experience of the sessions. Together, we can consider appropriate ways to encourage learning and positive development in everyday life.

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