Child Centered Play Therapy for Kids (Ages 3 – 12)
Parents and guardians are vital resources for children, but having an outside resource to connect with and to work with them through challenges that affect how they feel and act, can provide an additional layer of support for their development. Children’s natural form of communication is play, thus making play therapy the most effective, evidenced based form of therapy for children.
Our play therapists are skilled in Child Centered Play Therapy (CCPT) which involves engaging your child in a one-on-one manner in one of our specifically designed CCPT playrooms to help them foster building important skills such as emotional regulation, decision making, confidence building and so much more. Our therapists will keep you informed throughout their work with your child and will meet with you for caregiver consultations every five sessions to review progress, challenges, and suggestions for how to help your child at home.
Certified Play Therapy Professional™
For Parent & Guardians
At Spot to Talk, we recognize that searching for help for your child(ren) can be an emotional and overwhelming experience. Our team will walk you through the therapist selection process, from the initial consultation to enrollment. We are committed to communicating with you and your family to provide the best services for your child(ren). If you are interested in speaking with us, please fill out the interest form, and our Clinical Director will reach out to you within 48 hours to schedule your complimentary 15-minute consultation.
If you or your child(ren) are in need of immediate support, please check out our resources page to connect with a 24-hour crisis support line.
Additional Therapy Options
Family Therapy
Family therapy can provide a safe space to communicate challenges that not only affect us as an individual, but also impact the family system as a whole.
Group Therapy
Group therapy is a great way for your child to connect with, and learn from a small group of individuals who are experiencing similar challenges.
Crisis Support
Crisis Support can be helpful if your child is experiencing significant emotional distress without actually being in a physically dangerous situation.
