Game Therapy

Game Therapy is a form of psychotherapy designed specifically for children. This therapy is used to address, express, and resolve children's emotional, behavioral, and psychological issues. Game therapy helps children express, understand, and resolve their emotional experiences through play.

Game therapy sessions are conducted by a licensed game therapist. The therapist observes children's play, interacts with them, and understands their emotional expressions during play. The therapy provides children with a safe and supportive environment, allowing them to explore their emotional worlds through play.

Game therapy can involve various toys, games, and artistic activities. These materials can help children express themselves more easily. Game therapy can address issues such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, anger problems, family issues, parental divorce, emotional abuse, or sexual abuse.

While addressing children's emotional and behavioral issues, game therapy helps them gain a better understanding and find solutions. This therapy can increase children's self-esteem, aid in their self-development, and help them cope in a healthier way. Game therapy also aims to collaborate with families, improving intra-family relationships and communication.