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The Inspired Treehouse - Whether you’re a school based therapist or you work in another setting, these ideas are great for keeping therapy materials and equipment neat and organized all year long! Play Therapist Office Decor, Play Therapy Organization, Therapist Organization Ideas, Pediatric Occupational Therapy Organization, Therapy Playroom Ideas, Speech Therapy Office Private Practice, Occupational Therapy Organization Ideas, Occupational Therapy Room Organization, Play Therapy Office Ideas

These therapy room ideas aren't just pretty and fun...they'll work overtime to keep your supplies and equipment organized and easy-to use!

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Play Therapy Activities

Missing Peace

Two local psychotherapists use a form of expressive therapy called Sandtray-Wordplay. The approach is unique in that it asks clients to express themselves through sand.

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Play Therapist Office

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Essential Items for Your Office — Encourage Play

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Interesting Facts About Yourself

Emotions Cards

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The Most Important Life Skill to Teach Children: Self-Regulation

7 ways to teach your child the all-important life skill of self-regulation from Ashley Soderlund Ph.D. Kids learn impulse control from doing and practicing.

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Sensory Room Equipment

55 Sensory Room Equipment Essentials for Kids with Autism and SPD

55 fun sensory room equipment tips and ideas to help you create an effective therapy gym for your child with sensory processing disoder and/or autism.

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14 Sensory Room Ideas: Create a Calming Space

Many children benefit from a sensory room at home, a place for them to escape and relax with sensory tools to help release tension!

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✨New Blog Post✨ And our 👉🏼Virtual Parents Support Group Tonight! . The playroom is a special place for children but on occasion, it can be helpful for grown ups too. Unsurprisingly, most adults don’t know how to play well. So when a grown up joins their child in the playroom we have a few rules. The first rule is that the child leads the play, because they are the experts. The second rule is that the adult should offer no judgments or criticisms about the child or the child’s play. This is bec Psychology Room Design, Play Therapy Office Set Up, Play Therapy Room Design, Kids Therapy Room, Play Therapist Office, Child Therapist Office, Therapy Playroom, Child Therapy Room, Child Therapy Office

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Blog Post and Tonight’s Parents Support Group

✨New Blog Post✨ And our 👉🏼Virtual Parents Support Group Tonight! . The playroom is a special place for children but on occasion, it can be helpful for grown ups too. Unsurprisingly, most adults don’t know how to play well. So when a grown up joins their child in the playroom we have a few rules. The first rule is that the child leads the play, because they are the experts. The second rule is that the adult should offer no judgments or criticisms about the child or the child’s play. This is…

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Play Therapy Room Rules

Play Therapy Room Decor

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Play Therapy Room Design

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Play Therapy Room Wall Art , Play Therapy Posters , Play Therapist Wall Decor

🧸Play Therapy Room Wall Art , Play Therapy Posters , Play Therapist Wall Decor 🚂 Lovely and hopeful 3 pieces of art which symbolises play theraphy process. ▪️1st illustration ➡️ symbolises first session or beginning of the theraphy. Child brings inner, chaotic feelings and thoughts to theraphy. Child looks nervous and upset. Therapist is giving a helping hand. ▪️2nd illustration ➡️ symbolises middle sessions. The child and therapist are working together. The therapist helps the child to…

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Compression Sensory Swing

A RELAXING PLACE FOR YOUR CHILD TO HANG Looking for the perfect place for your child with sensory needs to relax and have fun? Harkla's indoor therapy swing is a great addition to the bedroom or sensory room. The swing is designed to meet sensory needs: Compression from the swing gives a hug-like effect to your child. Swinging, vestibular input means the swing helps your child explore space around them and get their bearings. Support your child by giving them a compression swing where they…

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These therapy room ideas aren't just pretty and fun...they'll work overtime to keep your supplies and equipment organized and easy-to use!

Two local psychotherapists use a form of expressive therapy called Sandtray-Wordplay. The approach is unique in that it asks clients to express themselves through sand.

Office Essentials

7 ways to teach your child the all-important life skill of self-regulation from Ashley Soderlund Ph.D. Kids learn impulse control from doing and practicing.

55 fun sensory room equipment tips and ideas to help you create an effective therapy gym for your child with sensory processing disoder and/or autism.

Many children benefit from a sensory room at home, a place for them to escape and relax with sensory tools to help release tension!

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