Conditions that therapeutic play and play therapy can help to alleviate - a check list  

Our greatest natural resource is the minds of our children.   But 20% of children in the UK have an emotional, behaviour or mental health problem.

Do you know a child who?  

• Is not realising its full potential - academically, or socially?
• Has nightmares or has disturbed sleep?
• Is at risk of being/is excluded from school?
• Has suffered trauma?
• Has suffered emotional, physical or sexual abuse?
• Is adopted or fostered or in the process of being?
• Suffers because of separated/divorced parents?
• Suffers from anxiety, stress or phobias?
• Has suffered a loss or bereavement of any kind?
• Is withdrawn or continually unhappy?
• Is ill, disabled, or autistic?
• Finds it difficult to make friends?
• Quarrels frequently with peers or siblings?
• Bullies others or is bullied themselves?
• Displays inappropriate behaviour?
• Doesn’t play?  

Then you need to know how play and creative arts therapies can help.  

Helping children through Play Therapy