by Rebecca Earlby | Nov 10, 2020 | Play Therapy
As a therapist setting your ‘price point’ can be a tough. Us therapists tend to be an altruistic bunch. We come into this profession to help and support people, we tend to give a lot, but why, oh why do we then charge so much? I’ll let you into a secret –...
by Rebecca Earlby | Apr 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
Helping your child with their emotions can be difficult during normal circumstances, but in light of the current pandemic things may be even more complex. The constant unknown of the Coronavirus pandemic means for us all, we are in a heightened state of alert,...
by Rebecca Earlby | Feb 26, 2020 | Play Therapy
When I was training as a play therapist, one of the first exercises we did was a task to enable us to begin to understand what it might be like for a child to access therapeutic support. I can still feel the overwhelming emotion I had from taking part in that...
by Rebecca Earlby | Feb 26, 2020 | Play Therapy
Once you have decided to access therapeutic support for your child, next comes the task of choosing the right person to support them. How do you know which therapist to approach? Who will be the right fit for your child? Before choosing a therapist, you need to...
by Rebecca Earlby | Jan 31, 2020 | Play Therapy
Ever had that feeling of wanting to ‘get back into routine’. For many people it is where they want to be, and particularly for those with children, routine works. Why do children respond so well to the consistent nature of routine and why when routine is...
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