Unlocking Potential Through Training and Workshops

Discover CALMSS's training and workshops, where we're dedicated to helping children thrive. Explore our therapeutic play sessions and witness how we support emotional expression, resilience, and growth in young minds.

Therapeutic Play Sessions: Nurturing Emotional Growth (Ages 2-11)

Our therapeutic play sessions at CALMSS are designed specifically for children aged two to eleven years, covering both preschool and primary school stages. We work with children across this developmental span in one-to-one and group formats, offering sessions within school settings, early years environments, and community spaces.

Key Benefits of Therapeutic Play Sessions

Therapeutic play offers children a safe and creative space to explore emotions, build resilience, and make sense of their world in ways that feel natural and non-threatening. At CALMSS, these sessions are carefully designed to meet children at their emotional level, using play as a language through which healing and growth can take place.

What to Expect in a Therapeutic Play Session

Each therapeutic play session at CALMSS is thoughtfully planned, yet flexible enough to follow the unique emotional needs of the child on that day. Sessions are held in a calm, nurturing environment where children are gently guided through creative activities designed to support emotional expression, confidence, and regulation. Activities may include sensory play, creative arts, storytelling, drama, and mindfulness.

"The therapeutic play sessions have made a significant difference in my child's ability to manage their emotions and build confidence. I highly recommend CALMSS to any parent seeking support."

A Satisfied Parent

Building Resilience Through Play

At CALMSS, our therapeutic play sessions are carefully designed to nurture resilience, helping children develop the emotional tools they need to face challenges, regulate their feelings, and recover from difficulties with confidence. Through creative activities, children learn to express difficult emotions in safe and healthy ways, fostering self-belief and emotional strength.