Play Therapy plays a crucial role in promoting the comprehensive development of each child, encompassing their social, emotional, cognitive, physical, creative, and language growth.

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Through Play Therapy, children find a secure and contained space to understand and process their emotions. During sessions, they might re-enact or role-play traumatic or challenging life experiences to gain clarity about their past and improve their coping mechanisms for the future. Additionally, children learn to manage relationships and conflicts more effectively through therapeutic play.

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Rooted in psychotherapeutic theoretical models and approaches, play and creative arts therapy is tailored to meet the specific needs of children and young people. Nevertheless, the creative arts, as part of the therapist's toolkit, are not exclusive to younger age groups; adults can also benefit from these therapeutic interventions.

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Laura offers both individual and group Play Therapy sessions, catering to children and young people aged three and above, providing a nurturing space for emotional growth and development.