Play therapy is a form of counselling that uses play, the natural language of children, to help them express emotions, work through challenges, and develop healthy ways of coping. It’s particularly helpful for children who struggle to express themselves verbally.

Play therapy is suitable for children from around age 3 to 12 who may be experiencing anxiety, low self-esteem, grief, behavioural difficulties, family changes (such as divorce or moving house), trauma, or difficulties at school or with friendships.

Your child will have access to a wide range of creative and therapeutic resources such as art materials, sand trays, puppets, and small world toys. Sessions are child-led, meaning your child chooses how they want to play. As the therapist, I support and observe this process to help them make sense of their inner world.

Every child is different. Some may benefit from short-term support (12 sessions), while others may need longer-term therapy. Regular reviews will take place to ensure the therapy continues to meet your child’s needs.

Play Therapy can offer valuable support for neurodiverse children by providing a safe and adaptable space where they can express themselves through play. Using toys and modalities such as art, sand, music and role play, children are able to communicate feelings, build confidence and develop social and emotional skills at their own pace. It also helps them to manage strong emotions, practise calming strategies and process experiences in a way that feels safe and meaningful. Because Play Therapy is flexible and child-centred, it can be tailored to meet each child’s unique strengths and needs.

Yes, Play Therapy is highly suitable for English Language Learners as it relies on play, art, and creative expression rather than spoken language. This allows children to communicate feelings and experiences without the pressure of words, helping them feel understood and supported. Through play, they can build confidence, develop social and emotional skills, and gradually strengthen their ability to express themselves, both non-verbally and verbally, in a safe and supportive environment.

Yes. I hold regular review meetings with parents or caregivers (usually every 6–8 sessions) to discuss general themes and progress, while always maintaining your child’s confidentiality and emotional safety.

Each 1:1 play therapy session lasts around 40–50 minutes depending on age and need during that session.

Yes. Sessions are confidential, which helps build trust between your child and the therapist. However, if there are any concerns around safety or wellbeing, I have a duty to share this with the appropriate people, including parents or safeguarding leads.

Children attend sessions independent of parents, who usually drop off and collect their child at the agreed time. If your child is anxious, we can gently build up their confidence in the playroom and adjust the transition accordingly with your support.

We first need to organise an initial meeting to learn more about each other and your child.

Bookings can be made directly with me via creativeconnectionsplaytherapy@gmail.com or Whatsapp/Phone +66930265339.

Initial meetings are chargeable at 1000B, however this is deducatable when 6 or more sessions are booked.

The cost of an initial consultation meeting is 1000THB. This cost can be redeemed against the cost of your first 1:1 Play Therapy session. Thereafter, each session is 2600THB. Alternatively, you can book 12 sessions upfront for the discounted price of 30,000THB.