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Psychoeducational texts on what comes up most often in the consulting room.
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Play Therapy
Play TherapyWhen play speaks: symbolism in Play TherapyA small animal always left alone. A house knocked down again and again. Why a child does not need words to show what is happening inside them.Read more →Play TherapyWhen words are not enough: drawing and creative techniques in Play TherapyA sheet of paper, a few colours, a little clay. How children's drawing works therapeutically — and why it is not “read” like a test.Read more →Play Therapy“Let’s pretend that…”: roles, stories and imaginary worlds in Play TherapyWhen a child becomes the director of their own scene: why changing roles matters so much, and how play leads to psychodrama.Read more →Play TherapyWhy does a child play the same story again and again?The same animal gets lost, the same “bad guy” comes back. What repetition means in children's play — from Freud's fort-da to today.Read more →
Parent counselling
Parent counsellingSeptember again: when it is not only the child who goes back to school, but the whole familyAlarm clocks, school bags, timetables — and a whole family trying to find its rhythm again. Whose anxiety is it, in the end?Read more →Parent counsellingDoes my child need to have a “problem” before I ask for Parent Counselling?“Am I overreacting?” “Is it serious enough?” Why parent counselling does not require a diagnosis — and what it actually offers.Read more →Parent counselling“I am trying to keep up with everything”: the invisible challenges of the modern parentBe available, set boundaries, do not shout — and keep up with everything at the same time. On parental exhaustion and the guilt that comes with it.Read more →Parent counselling“Put the tablet down”: parents and children in the age of the screenNot all screens are the same, and the aim is not a war. How a boundary that actually holds is built — and what role the parent's own phone plays.Read more →Parent counsellingFrom the holidays back to school: how do we find a rhythm again without turning the house into a barracks?Six practical steps for the move from summer to the school year, without the house becoming a negotiating table.Read more →
Identity & acceptance
ThetaHealing
Energy therapies
Dowsing
The texts on this page are informational and psychoeducational. They are not a diagnosis, a therapeutic instruction or a substitute for a session with a mental health professional. If something you read here speaks to you, the next step is not to read more — it is to talk about it.