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After our experience with Katie’s Play Therapy, I have already recommended it to many families. However, it is clear that the connection between the child and therapist is vital, and this is what made Katie so special to us.
​Our son was disappointed to stop his sessions, but Katie found a way in which to transition him away from seeing her and still make time for him again when he needed it. He would still love to go to Play Therapy, however we remind him of the strategies she worked with him on and continue to scaffold his emotional outbursts with the advice and signposting she gave us.”
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Parents of boy aged 11 with ASD and Anxiety, Buckinghamshire
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“My daughter really enjoyed the experience of the Year 6-7 transition group therapy. She liked working with her peers, found a real sense of belonging in the group, and grew in self-esteem from this. She found the sessions fun and looked forward to them.
Communication from the therapist was professional, kind and always very efficient. We found the hand-outs, worksheets, resources, and video links helpful. She benefitted a noticeable amount, and I would recommend to others.”
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Parent of Girl aged 11, Year 7 Group Transitions, Buckinghamshire
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"Our children learn how to be self-compassionate by watching us.”
Dr Brené Brown