Hope and Healing for Kids
Specialized Child Counseling for children ages 3-14.
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You’re thinking about a counselor for your child. A PLAY THERAPIST is the best solution
As you consider play therapy for your child, you probably have lots of questions. This video gives you an overview of what you can expect when your child begins play therapy at Collective Hope Counseling. We want you and your kid to feel more comfortable right from the start. Take a look!
Play Therapy works!
Is your child struggling with any of the following issues? Play therapy is UNIQUELY suited for the following:
Child anxiety
School behavior
Sibling rivalry
Autism spectrum disorders
Power struggles
Divorce & family changes
Trauma
ADHD or ODD
Dysregulated behavior
Eating & food issues
Aggression
Academic difficulties
Play therapy is the best, most universally suited therapy for children.
If you don’t see your issue in the list above, you can call (832) 521-8809 to schedule a FREE consultation and speak with a therapist to see if play therapy is a good fit.
Specialized Counseling for Children and Support for Parents
Child Counseling
Play therapy is the most natural form of therapy for children. Through play, children can process current and past events utilizing their language of play.
Parenting Classes
Parenting doesn’t have to be a struggle. We can help you become the confident and connected parent you want to be through parenting classes.
Helping Your Child Thrive: The Power of Play Therapy
Explore how play therapy boosts your child’s self-control and self-confidence while teaching empathy and responsibility. These positive changes not only benefit your child but also bring you closer, creating a happier family life.
Increased Self-Regulation
Child-centered play therapy fosters increased self-regulation, helping children manage their emotions and behaviors more effectively. This newfound self-control brings a sense of calm and stability to both the child and their parents, creating a calmer and more in-control family environment.
Increased Self-Esteem
In play therapy, children experience a significant boost in self-esteem, gaining a stronger sense of self-worth and confidence. This positive self-image benefits the child and enriches the parent-child relationship by fostering a more empowered and self-assured child.
Increased Empathy and Responsibility
Children discover the importance of empathy and responsibility in play therapy, learning that their actions impact others. This newfound understanding empowers them to make more thoughtful choices and navigate relationships with greater awareness and compassion.
Better Emotional Expression
Play therapy equips children with enhanced emotional expression, giving parents a clearer window into their child’s thoughts and emotions. This newfound ability to communicate empowers parents to understand better and support their child’s needs and feelings, strengthening the parent-child relationship.