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Posted on October 1st, 2024 in Play Therapy by

Demystifying Play Therapy: A Guide to Helping Your Child Thrive

Play is a child’s natural language, a way they explore the world, express their feelings, and make sense of their experiences. But did you know that play can also be a powerful tool for healing? That’s where play therapy comes in — a therapeutic approach that uses the power of play to help children navigate emotional and behavioral challenges, develop coping skills, and reach their goals. But what exactly is play therapy? How does it work? And how can it benefit your child? Let’s break it down and demystify play therapy, so you can help your child thrive in “Demystifying Play Therapy: A Guide to Helping Your Child Thrive.”

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Posted on August 9th, 2024 in Therapy by

Aversion to sound, often known as hyperacusis or misophonia, is a condition where everyday sounds can become unbearable. For those who suffer from this sound aversion, simple noises like chewing, typing, or even breathing can trigger intense discomfort or emotional reactions. Better understanding this condition can assist in finding ways to manage it to help improve quality of life. Let’s take a deeper look into understanding and managing aversion to sound in this blog: 

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