Play Therapy
Play Therapy supports children's emotional expression, communication, social development and wellbeing — using play, a child's natural language, to help them process experiences and build coping skills.
Introduction
Children often communicate through play long before they can put feelings into words. Play Therapy uses play — a child's natural language — as a gentle, developmentally appropriate way to support emotional expression, communication, social development and overall wellbeing. In a safe and supportive space, children can explore feelings, process experiences, practise social skills and build confidence at their own pace, guided by a trained therapist. Our team offers play therapy for children across Delhi and the Delhi NCR region, with support for families in Jaipur, Rajasthan and Kochi, Kerala.
Play therapy sessions are typically approximately 45–50 minutes, usually held weekly. The number of sessions varies depending on each child's needs and goals.
Areas of support
How it helps
Play gives children a natural, low-pressure way to show and explore what they are feeling.
Through guided play, children practise regulation, problem-solving and ways to manage big feelings.
Play-based interactions support communication, turn-taking, empathy and connection with others.
What to expect
We begin with caregivers to understand your child's world, your concerns and what you hope support will help with.
Early sessions focus on helping your child feel safe and at ease in the play space.
Regular sessions where your child leads through play, supported by the therapist, working towards agreed goals.
We check in with you along the way to share themes, progress and strategies for home.
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Our Occupational Therapists support children, young people and adults to build everyday independence — from sensory processing and sensory integration to fine and gross motor skills, daily living skills, school readiness and toilet training.
Speech Pathology & Speech Therapy
Our Speech Pathologists (also known as speech therapists) support children and adults with speech delay, language development, communication skills, social communication, AAC, literacy and swallowing needs.
Psychology & Child Psychology
Our Psychology and Child Psychology services provide personalised support for emotional wellbeing, anxiety, emotional regulation, behavioural concerns and self-esteem — helping individuals understand and manage life's challenges.
We're here to help
Our friendly intake team can help you understand our services, availability and next steps. There's no pressure — just a conversation.
