The most important factor in the playroom is the trust and attunement between the therapist and client. The playroom is a safe space to access deep healing through processing, reflection, and permission to move wherever is authentic for all ages.
It can be supportive to know ahead of time more information about the physical space. In here, you will find:
An art space for creative expression
Sand play for nervous system regulation and meaning making
A comfortable spot for sharing and reflection
Picture books and feelings charts
The play space is carefully designed to support every unique journey, all the while holding the understanding that the relationships in the room are more important than the tools:
Toys for creativity and artistic materials allow children to explore their creativity and work through making mistakes, encouraging self-control, self-awareness, and confidence in a nurturing environment.
Real Life Toys foster a meaningful understanding of social dynamics and interactions through imaginative play.
Nurturing toys encourage the expression of feelings and the cultivation of empathy, which enriches connections with self and others.
Figurines and puppets that promote impulse control and stress management
Sensory Tools allow connection with our senses, supporting brain development and emotional regulation.
You don’t have to figure it all out alone.
Let’s talk about what your child might need.