Have you been in this situation? You can tell very clearly that something is “off” with your child, partner, or family member, but when you ask them what’s wrong, they say “nothing” or “I’m fine.” Or maybe you are the one that insists that everything...
It's the start of the holiday season and for many of us that means packed calendars and busy schedules. To help you navigate this busy time, I sat down with the Play Therapy Connection team and posed a question: "What are your top picks for...
Games and activities can be powerful tools for helping children process their feelings, develop essential life skills, and build stronger connections. Here are a few game recommendations from Kelly Miller, LCSW, RPT/S, RYT-200 & owner of Play Therapy Connection, that can assist you in supporting...
In this short video, Kelly explains how children process trauma and how play therapy can help your child gain an understanding about what happened to them and work through their experience. Key takeaways: Trauma affects people differently Two people can experience the same traumatic event...