Individual play therapy is a therapeutic approach where a child engages in structured play sessions with a trained therapist to explore and express their emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a non-directive and supportive environment. Through play, children can process and make sense of their inner world, promoting emotional healing and personal growth.

Animal-Assisted Play Therapy is a therapeutic approach that combines the benefits of play therapy with the presence of specially trained animals. Children engage in playful activities and interactions with these animals, fostering emotional expression, social development, and psychological healing in a nurturing and supportive environment. (Not every child is eligible for AAPT)

Parent-Child Play-Based Assessment involves skilled observers observing and analyzing the interactions between a parent and their child during play, offering valuable insights into the child's emotional, cognitive, and social development while also helping parents strengthen their bond and communication through playful engagement. This assessment method provides a holistic understanding of the parent-child relationship and informs tailored interventions to nurture healthy growth and connection.

Parent and caregiver consultation is a collaborative process where experienced professionals provide guidance and support to parents and caregivers, assisting them in understanding and addressing the unique needs of their children. This personalized interaction promotes effective parenting strategies, fosters healthy child development, and enhances overall family well-being.