Activities for parent and child
Games are designed for a parent and child to play together, which gives you something real to coach.
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ForFamily & dyadic therapy
Shared activities for family therapy
PlaySpace supports dyadic and family sessions with shared activities, coaching in the moment and plans that everyone at home can follow.
The approach · Family & dyadic therapy
Tools for your treatment approach
Explore activities and example goals for family & dyadic therapy.
Area of care
Family communication
Changing patterns in how family members talk, listen and repair.
How PlaySpace helps
Family activities designed for everyone to join.
Example goal
Family uses a shared repair script after conflict.
Features · Family & dyadic therapy
How PlaySpace supports family & dyadic therapy
Your care day · Family & dyadic therapy
Tools for your daily work
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
In practice · Family & dyadic therapy
Ways to use PlaySpace
Parent coaching during play
You follow how often a parent uses praise and reflection during child-led play and coach them as it happens.
Welcoming a new sibling
You create a family storybook about the new baby in which the older sister is the main character.
Special time at home
The family receives a short nightly plan with a simple checklist, which makes the habit easier to keep.
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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