Child Therapy
Aisling Bolton
Play therapy is a therapeutic method of Psychotherapy for children aged 3 to 12 years of age that explores a child’s natural means of expression to help them cope in their world. It is a clinical therapy aimed at supporting mental health needs and developmental difficulties and is beneficial for children who may be experiencing the following:
Parental conflict, separation or divorce
Coping with big emotions
Issues with self esteem and anxiety
Developmental trauma (sexual, physical or emotional abuse)
Being adopted or being in foster care
Issues of loss, such as illness or death of a loved one
Medical issues and hospitalisations
Witness to domestic violence
Acute trauma such as an accident or disaster
Learning differences such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or Autism
Physical disabilities
Adolescent and Adult Therapy
Claire Smith
Individual therapy for adolescents and adults offers a safe and confidential space to explore personal thoughts, emotions and experiences. The process encourages greater self-understanding, builds on individual strengths, and supports new ways of coping and personal growth. Therapy is compassionate and collaborative and can be helpful for those experiencing the following:
Anxiety, stress & overwhelm
Low mood & depression
Trauma & recovery, including developmental, family, childhood and adult trauma
Grief & loss
Identity, self-esteem & self-worth, including identity and belonging in adolescents and confidence and sense of self in adults
Neurodiversity including ADHD, autism and masking
Coping behaviours & patterns, including self-harm and substance use
Relationships, including friendships and peer pressure in adolescents and intimacy and partnership in adults
Family challenges, including family dynamics and parenting
Performance pressure, including school, exams, work stress and burnout
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