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• 1. What is play therapy and who can it help?
• 2. How does play therapy work?
• 3. How does play therapy benefit our school?
• 4. Do you just work with one student in play therapy?
• 5. We have other interventions in school, like ELSA and Thrive. Why do we need a play therapist?
• 6. How does a school refer parents for help with play therapy?
• 7. As a play therapist what else can you offer our school?
• 8. How much does play therapy cost a school?
• 9. What about confidentiality and safeguarding in the playroom?
• 10. What about post lockdown health and safety in the playroom?
• 11. I’m worried about my child – What can play therapy help with?
• 12. What happens in a play therapy session?
• 13. What happens if my child doesn’t want to come to play therapy?
• 14. What happens if my child wants to leave a play therapy session?
• 15. What happens if my child has a meltdown in the play therapy session?
• 16. Why do I need to stay close by while my child is having a play therapy session?
• 17. What will I be told about play therapy sessions?
• 18. What happens at an initial intake meeting for play therapy?
• 19. What happens at a review or ending meeting for play therapy?
• 20. How will I know if progress is being made in play therapy?
• 21. How can I have some support to work with my child at home between play therapy sessions?
• 22. How long will my child need to come to play therapy for?