Alison from Little Life Warriors Play Therapy is a registered Play Therapist with PTPA and holds a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education. Alison has 30years working with children as an Early Childhood Teacher and advocating the importance of play in both development and healing.
Little Life Warriors Play Therapy provides nondirective child centered play therapy in the playroom located at 1/20B Quay St Bundaberg, Teleplay Therapy Australia wide and Outreach Play Therapy in your home, school or Kindy within the Bundaberg region.
We also provide Child Parent Relationship therapy and are available to present professio
Little Life Warriors Play Therapy provides nondirective child centered play therapy in the playroom located at 1/20B Quay St Bundaberg, Teleplay Therapy Australia wide and Outreach Play Therapy in your home, school or Kindy within the Bundaberg region.
We also provide Child Parent Relationship therapy and are available to present professional development training to educators/teachers.
Little Life Warriors also offers LEGO based Therapy, Social and Emotional Learning program for preparation for prep, and Early Childhood Intervention Support.
Little Life Warriors Play Therapy was born from the idea that every child is a warrior at life:
"Warriors are not born, and they are not made. Warriors create themselves through trial and error, pain and suffering, and their ability to conquer their own faults!"
Our playroom is carefully and thoughtfully arranged to offer children therapeutic play options and accommodate for sensory preferences.
Play therapy is a developmentally appropriate method of child therapy rooted in theory, leveraging children's natural communication style. Therapists skillfully utilize play therapy to assist children in articulating their concerns when they lack the verbal skills to convey their emotions and ideas. In this approach, toys serve as the child's vocabulary, and play acts as their way of communication.
Studies show that play therapy is effective for children dealing with various social, emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges, such as: Anxiety Divorce Trauma ADHD Autism Spectrum Disorder Death, grief, and loss Chronic illness Physical and/or sexual abuse Domestic violence Natural disasters Social and relationship issues.
Play therapy assists children in gaining insight and resolving inner conflicts or negative thought patterns. It also helps them acquire more effective behaviors to address emotional or skill-related challenges.
Garry Landreth
Little Life Warriors Play Therapy acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.
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