Play Therapy

Play Therapy: Play therapy incorporates the child’s physical abilities, cognitive functioning levels and emotional needs in a safe, supportive environment. It is a therapeutic and psychological intervention that uses play to help children with Cerebral Palsy develop a better sense of inclusion using both directed and non-directed play. It builds self-confidence, interaction, and sense of self. Playing is the activity that brings the most joy into the young lives of children; play therapy capitalizes on that interest to help a child function.