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Many of our therapists practice child-centred play therapy or incorporate it into their approach for a variety of goals and concerns but we get a lot of questions about how play therapy can be helpful. Read more to learn about our style and what makes play therapy unique.

Attachment refers to the relationships and bonds between people. These bonds start to form at birth, and help develop a child’s sense of security in their world. It is important for children to have secure attachments to their caregivers because this supports trust and paves the way for children to develop healthy relationships in other areas of their lives. The attachment between a caregiver and child is also a key component to a child’s emotional growth and development.