While grief is a common reason clients seek therapy, what happens when the therapist is grieving, too? Grief isn’t a professional risk—it’s a human reality. Therapists grieve, too. And they deserve space to heal.

The journey into motherhood is a time of profound transition that is accompanied not just by physical changes but also by immense emotional and psychological shifts.

Working with children and adolescents as mental health professionals is both rewarding and uniquely challenging. Unlike adult clients, young people bring a host of considerations around consent, privacy, family dynamics, and developmental maturity.

Anxiety is a complex and evolving psychological experience that touches every demographic and often hides in plain sight as a ‘normal’ part of modern life.

For play therapists, sand therapy acts as an extension of their therapeutic tool kit to maximize the outcomes of therapy.

Effective April 1, 2025, the Association for Play Therapy (APT) now requires that at least 75 of your 150 required play therapy training hours must be completed through in-person (contact) instruction.

Choice-giving is a crucial element in Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT), offering children the autonomy to express themselves while developing emotional regulation and problem-solving skills.