How To Choose A Play Therapist

My name is Michelle Bassan. I am a counselling psychologist and also a clinical manager for Harley Therapy. Today, I am here to talk to you about different aspects of therapy and how therapy can help you as individuals or as couples.

This is a short introduction to play therapy. If you are looking for a play therapist, it is likely that you are actually looking for a child therapist. Many child therapists work through play, through art and music, or even sometimes, even darts and movement.

So if you are now researching play therapy, maybe you need to look into child therapy. If you're looking for play therapy when it comes to adults, look up "Drama" and see if there are any groups that you could join that would actually help you to work through any issues. Whoever you end up seeing, please make sure that they are recognized within their field, and they have experience and are highly qualified, because anyone who embarks on any type of therapy needs to be held and nurtured by their therapist.

Play therapy can be very useful for disabled children or adults. If you are looking for anyone who can actually work with disabled children or adults, please make sure that they are qualified in that direction. My recommendation to you would be that you looked under "Child therapy," and then explore further.

I hope this has been of some help. Thank you. .