Play over video
Children can control activities from home, which keeps them engaged through the screen.

PlaySpace designs video, play and paperwork together, so remote sessions are engaging for children and manageable for clinicians.
Explore how PlaySpace supports care delivery, family communication and team coordination.
Holding attention and building rapport through a screen.
Interactive play the child can control from home.
Child stays engaged for a full 45-minute session.
Children can control activities from home, which keeps them engaged through the screen.
Forms and consents are completed before the first session, so the first appointment can focus on the child.
Plans and check-ins help families stay engaged during the week.
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
When you hand the child control of the activity, the play often opens a conversation that questions could not.
Intake, consent and the video call all come from the same invitation, which keeps the first step simple for families.
A midweek check-in helps families stay connected to the work between sessions.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for teams in virtual care to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until a clinician approves it.