The child’s ability to use words to communicate isn't a necessity in the therapy space, unlike in many other areas of the child's life. As a result, the child doesn't feel pressure to talk and is able to fully immerse themselves in the play, and process their lived experiences.

Returning to school can provoke a range of emotions in children and young people. Some are excited, happy, and curious about the event, but others feel anxious, angry, or overwhelmed. All of these emotions are perfectly acceptable and should be acknowledged and validated.

Sounds gr8 to us #Stockport

The brilliant Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 is collecting the weird and wonderful words that we use in our families. What are the things you say at home - which no one else understands? Michael will join us on #BBCBreakfast shortly

Play is a vital part of childhood, that teaches children many things: how to navigate relationships, problem solving skills, coordination, emotional regulation, and creativity. When children miss out on play experiences they begin to struggle in other areas of development.

Spending time with children in non-directive play is one of the easiest ways to strengthen attachment bonds and build relationships. Non-directive play is where the adult lets the child take the lead and be in control. Limits are only set re: safety, when needed.

There is still time to book this free workshop: Supporting Behaviour at the Beginning of the Academic Year. Please click here for more information: jogobehavioursupport.com/courses #Jogobehavioursupport #behavioursupport #schools #educators #teachers #teachingstaff #earlyyears

Good to see that Blair Minchin is still playing during lesson time. 👍

We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the #baptconference2024 at Hotel La Tour Milton Keynes.

Observing children in play and entering into their games or activities, can tell you much about the child's inner world. Through their play, they demonstrate their understanding of relationships, lived experiences, and their ability to solve problems.

Teddy bears are often significant transitional objects in childhood. Helping children to feel safe and giving them comfort when their significant adults are not close by. We celebrate the longevity of a toy that has remained an important object for generations of children.

The aim of this year’s theme is to raise awareness about the importance of changing the narrative surrounding suicide and transforming how we perceive this complex issue. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

**FEW PLACES left** This Saturday 21st Sept 10 to 4pm. Dive into the world of play therapy at our in person workshop, where you'll learn how children make sense of life experiences through play. eventbrite.co.uk/e/930143563437…

The Power of play. #playheals #playmatters #playtherapy BAPT

"Play is the foundation of learning, creativity, self-expression, and constructive problem-solving. It’s how children wrestle with life to make it meaningful." -Susan Linn, psychologist and writer #SimplyFun #Games #Play #Learn #BoardGames

Fourteen Sky Bar and Restaurant located on top of Hotel La Tour MK 360-degree panoramic views The #baptconference2024 delegates are in for a treat dining here.  Still time to book. bapt.info/becoming/bapt-…

Video CVs. Nice concept. #edutwitter.

Tilt shift photography making the real world look like a toy 📹dk.jooo (Daniel Keintjem)