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25 Play Therapy TechniquesSince the 1930s, play therapy has been used to help clients deal with mental, physical, and emotional disorders. In-play therapy, play therapists use well-structured games and activities to help their clients get more comfortable and open up. Playing is natural, and during play therapy, the clients, especially children, let down their guard and open up to issues they might be holding back or...0 Comments 0 Shares 98 Views 0 Reviews
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50 Play Therapy Activities for AnxietyAnxiety in children is more common than many parents and caregivers realize. Children may experience fear, nervousness, emotional stress, or worry due to school pressure, bullying, trauma, family conflict, divorce, grief, or major life changes. Unfortunately, many children struggle to explain these emotions using words alone.This is where play therapy becomes highly effective.Play...0 Comments 0 Shares 172 Views 0 Reviews
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How Can CE Education Help Therapists Support Families Through Divorce?Divorce and family separation can create emotional challenges for both adults and children. Mental health professionals often play a critical role in helping families navigate stress, conflict, emotional adjustment, and relationship changes during these difficult transitions. Because family dynamics during divorce can be highly complex, therapists and social workers need specialized skills and...0 Comments 0 Shares 138 Views 0 Reviews
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How To Become A Play Therapist?Learn what are the things need to comply to be a Registered Play Therapist. This article explains what can you expect about salary, working hours and qualifications. Play therapy is practiced by various licensed mental health professionals like psychologists and psychiatrists. A behavioral and occupational therapist also uses it as a method of counseling. Play is an important means of...0 Comments 0 Shares 60 Views 0 Reviews
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Integrating Play Therapy in Grief Work with Children and FamiliesGrief is a universal experience, yet for children and adolescents, the process can be particularly bewildering. As adults, we often expect children to grieve in similar ways, but their grief manifests in spurts, shifts rapidly, and is often expressed through behavior rather than words. This reality creates both a challenge and an opportunity for mental health professionals doing...0 Comments 0 Shares 49 Views 0 Reviews
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When the Healer is Hurting: Navigating Grief as a Mental Health ProfessionalWhile 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 deserve space to heal. Whether from the loss of someone they love, a patient, or even cumulative burnout, clinicians can bear silent sorrow that they can bring into the...0 Comments 0 Shares 135 Views 0 Reviews
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Why CCPT Is a Specialization—Not Just Another Training You TakeIn 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 techniques, and continually seeking the next CEU to add to their professional toolbox. While ongoing learning is valuable, this pattern can quietly create an unintended problem: breadth...0 Comments 0 Shares 85 Views 0 Reviews
