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Child-Centred Play Therapy

Play therapy is a form of child counselling which uses play to communicate and help children from ages 3 to 11 to help prevent or resolve any psychological and psychosocial challenges, eg. separation of parents, trauma, loss of a loved one, chronic illness, emotional stress, behavioural problems, etc.  Through play therapy, children are able to express their experiences and feelings through a natural, self guided and self healing process. Children are helped towards healthier, better social integration, growth and development.

 

Leesa has a purpose built Child Centred Play Therapy room based at Muriwai Beach. This room provides a safe, confidential, contained and therapeutic environment. Parents are involved in their child's process and are empowered and assisted to help their child's progress in between sessions.

 

- www.childplayworks.co.nz

 

Subsidised funding is available for families receiving low incomes.

Interactive Drawing Therapy

What is Interactive Drawing Therapy?

 

A unique way of working with words, images and feelings to enable you to gain a better understanding. The page becomes a mirror helping you see yourself more objectively from new perspectives, and facilitating insight, inner resourcefulness and profound change.

 

Who is IDT For?

 

IDT has been proven to be applicable for a wide range of people, and is particularly useful with children and adults who may not be verbally or conceptually fluent or simply enjoy drawing as a medium of expression.

 

What People Say

 

“Extremely valuable on both a personal and professional level. Personally I have resolved, understood and moved on from many old issues. Professionally I am now equipped with an essential tool (a spiritual/therapeutic laser) which makes my work and my life richer, easier, more enjoyable and fun.”

 

- from http://www.interactivedrawingtherapy.co.nz

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