Working within the sand tray in the context of the play therapy process can help a child make their inner world tangible, process unconscious conflicts, promote the beginning of a health narrative, and begin to express themselves in a non-intrusive way. It is appropriate for children undergoing or witnessing stressful events in their lives, those struggling with academic and social problems, learning disabilities, behavioural disorders, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, or anger; as well as those with attention de?cit disorders.

With parental divorce and separation on the rise, many children struggle with the grief, transitions, emotional disruptions, and (often) conflict associated with this process. This workshop will hive you concrete tools to help children and teens to heal and process this loss, and gain effective tools to manage their emotions. Creative engagement and assessment activities will be presented, and participants will learn how to implement strategies immediately into their practice.

The Institute of Child Psychology is a leading organization dedicated to providing high-quality play therapy counselling services for children. With a team of experienced and compassionate therapists, they offer a safe and nurturing environment for children to explore their thoughts and emotions through play. Their innovative approach combines traditional therapy techniques with the power of play, helping children to process and overcome challenges in a fun and engaging way. The Institute of Child Psychology is committed to helping children thrive and reach their full potential, making a positive impact on their mental health and well-being.