Many ways to express
Children can draw, tell, sing or move in the same space, and switch between them as they need to.
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Creative tools for expressive therapies
PlaySpace brings drawing, story, music and movement into one space, and keeps the child’s creative work as part of the clinical record when they consent.
The approach · Expressive arts therapies
Tools for your treatment approach
Explore activities and example goals for expressive arts therapies.
Area of care
Art-based expression
Drawing, painting and making to express what’s hard to say.
How PlaySpace helps
Prompts built around the child’s themes and interests.
Example goal
Child uses art to represent a feeling and talk about it.
Features · Expressive arts therapies
How PlaySpace supports expressive arts therapies
Your care day · Expressive arts therapies
Tools for your daily work
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
In practice · Expressive arts therapies
Ways to use PlaySpace
A memory book
Drawings from several sessions are gathered into a keepsake the child can take home.
When words are hard to find
You can move from conversation to drawing without leaving the session.
A soundtrack for feelings
The child chooses a song for each feeling, which opens a conversation about why each one fits.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.
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Explore other roles, approaches and settings.
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Approaches
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