Accepts referrals from medical professionals, parents, teachers or other therapists

 

Guides parents who need support and advice about their children’s attitudes, behaviors or learning in a safe and supportive dialogue

 

Helps both neuro-typical children and those with autism, Asperger Syndrome, ADHD, Non-verbal Learning Disorder, or children who are too shy, too loud, too rough, too angry or anti-social and those who simply haven’t learnt how to make and keep friends, or manage relationships or life skills.

 

Provides support for improving self image, self control, problem solving, play ground difficulties, communication, aggression, anxiety, teen issue, etc.

 

Helps children manage home and school better, particularly relationships with siblings, caregivers and peers

 

Assists children struggling with life traumas such as moving country, house or school, losing a loved one, dealing with abuse or bullying or simply feeling overwhelmed by the everyday tasks of home or school.

 

Works with children individually or in pairs or groups and maintains close association with family and teachers to involve carers in planning for success

 

Uses interactive media such as video, books, board games and physical games, craft and drawing activities, dialogue, drama, puppets and play. 

 

Is taught through direct instruction, modeling, role play, imitation, prompting, reinforcement and rehearsal.

 

And involves the use of play therapy, behavior modification and cognitive behavioral approaches, counseling and constructive assessment, programming and goal setting.