Learn to Play Therapy

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This therapy can stand alone or complement other services such as speech therapy or occupational therapy. It is also a valuable early intervention tool for children with developmental concerns.

• Building play skills and enjoyment
• Developing social skills
• Supporting developmental milestones
• Enhancing speech and language
• Strengthening gross and fine motor skills
• Supporting regulation and focus

• Parent Intake & Play Assessment - understand your child’s needs and set goals.
• 10–12 Individual Therapy Sessions - fun, guided play that builds imagination, social skills,
• and emotional awareness.
• Parent Support Sessions - practical strategies to use at home.
• Progress Review – celebrate achievements and plan next steps.

By the end of the program, children may show stronger pretend play, improved

communication, greater flexibility in play themes, increased social skills, and better selfregulation.