Social Stars Play Therapy Group Program
Next Intake Starting 7th OCTOBER 2024
Is your child struggling with confidence or social skills? As a parent, have you noticed areas where they could benefit from support in building these essential skills?
Our Social Stars Play therapy Group is perfect place for kids to learn valuable social skills and fun , supportive environment !
Through engaging activities and play -based learning , children will develop communication , cooperation, problem-solving , and emotional regulation skills.
What is Group Play Therapy?
Group play therapy is a therapeutic approach that helps children develop emotional and social skills through play-based activities. These activities are carefully designed to foster growth in communication, cooperation, and emotional regulation. Children learn to connect with peers, resolve conflicts, and navigate complex emotions, all while developing important life skills.
Why is it Beneficial?
- Social Interaction: Children have the opportunity to interact with peers, learning essential skills like sharing, taking turns, and listening.
- Emotional Expression: In a supportive and non-judgmental setting, children are encouraged to express their emotions and work through challenges in a healthy way.
- Building Confidence: As children practice social skills and solve problems together, they build self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment.
- Emotional Regulation: Guided play activities help children understand and manage their emotions, improving emotional regulation and reducing frustration.
- Safe Environment: The small group size ensures each child receives individual attention, while also benefiting from the social dynamics of group interaction.
Program Overview
The Social Stars Play Therapy Group is a 5-week program, starting on 7 October 2024. Each session is 75 minutes long, with a maximum of 5 children per group to ensure individual attention. Through play-based activities and structured interactions, children will develop communication, cooperation, problem-solving, and emotional regulation skills, all in a fun and nurturing environment.
This group is designed to create meaningful growth and connection in children, setting them up for success in their social interactions and emotional development.
Help your child shine socially and emotionally—register now to secure a spot!
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The Benefits of Group Play Therapy
1. Enhanced Social Skills
Group play therapy provides a unique opportunity for children to interact with peers in a structured environment, helping them develop key social skills like:
- Communication: Expressing thoughts and emotions clearly.
- Cooperation: Working together with others, sharing, and taking turns.
- Conflict Resolution: Learning how to handle disagreements and navigate social challenges effectively.
2. Emotional Regulation
Children in group play therapy learn to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions through activities that promote emotional awareness. By observing and interacting with peers, they practice coping strategies in a safe environment, which can lead to better emotional control in everyday life.
3. Building Confidence
In a group setting, children are encouraged to try new behaviors and take positive risks in a supportive environment. Successfully engaging in group activities and overcoming challenges helps build self-esteem and confidence, particularly in children who may struggle with anxiety or self-doubt.
4. Peer Support
Children benefit from seeing others facing similar challenges. Group therapy normalizes emotional experiences and offers peer support, helping children feel less isolated in their struggles. This collective experience often fosters a sense of belonging and community.
5. Improved Communication
Play therapy encourages verbal and non-verbal communication, allowing children to express themselves more effectively. Whether through role-playing, storytelling, or creative activities, children learn to convey their feelings and ideas with greater clarity and confidence.
6. Development of Problem-Solving Skills
Through guided play and activities, children are presented with challenges that require problem-solving. Working together in a group setting fosters critical thinking and helps children develop strategies for overcoming obstacles, which can translate to real-life situations.
7. Safe Emotional Expression
Group play therapy creates a safe space for children to express difficult emotions like frustration, sadness, or anger. Play is a natural medium for children to process complex feelings, and within the group, they can express these emotions in a non-judgmental setting.
8. Learning from Others
Children in group therapy learn by observing their peers. They see how others manage their emotions, handle conflicts, and solve problems, providing them with a range of strategies they can apply in their own lives.
9. Increased Empathy
Group interactions foster empathy as children learn to understand and relate to the feelings and perspectives of their peers. This increased awareness of others’ emotions strengthens interpersonal relationships and builds emotional intelligence.
10. Structured but Flexible Environment
The structured nature of group play therapy ensures that children follow a consistent framework while allowing for creative and spontaneous play. This balance helps children feel safe and supported while still encouraging creativity and self-expression.
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Groups and Cost
Groups
Maximum of 5 children per group
Group 1: Ages 4 to 6
Group 2 : Ages 7 to 9
Group 3: Ages 10 to 12
Cost
NDIS Participants or Private clients : The program fee for participants is $1,210 for the entire 5-week program. Each session is 75minutes.
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