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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 52 MIN

Healing Through Play-A Closer Look at the Work of a Play Therapist

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✨Shaping minds, connections and creativity through play, playfulness and playful learning for all✨Welcome to The Playful Lens - the podcast where curiosity, creativity and coffee fuel big conversations about learning, wellbeing and play.Hosted by Gillian (@the_glitter_and_coffee_teacher) and Helena (@experiential.wellbeing).In this episode, Helena discusses her journey to becoming a play therapist, the significance of play therapy in addressing trauma, and the holistic approach to child healing. She emphasizes the importance of personal development for therapists, the process of play therapy, and the role of toys and symbolism in helping children express their emotions. The conversation also touches on the stigma surrounding mental health and the need for parents and teachers to prioritize their own well-being to effectively support children and adolescents.EAS/Counselling - Irish National Teachers' OrganisationIAPTPThe Children's Therapy CentreFollow the conversation on Instagram @the_playful_lens_podcast and subscribe wherever you listen!We hope you enjoyGillian and [email protected]

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