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Therapy
When Play Becomes Progress: How Play Based Therapy Helps Children Build Important Skills
When children play, they are not just having fun. They are learning. A tower of blocks teaches balance and problem solving. A pretend tea party encourages conversation and imagination. A simple turn-taking game can help a child practise patience and social interaction. For many children, play is their natural way of exploring the world. This is why therapists often use play-based therapy to support children’s development. Through carefully guided games and activities, childr
Apr 16
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