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Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies Teenage Summer Comic Club Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies in partnership with Magic Torch...

Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies Summer Superhero Groups Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies are providing therapeutic Superhero...

Play Therapy has been shown to be a wonderful way of working with children who have been traumatised by the journey away from their home...

Know that what you say has the power to change someone's day and ultimately their life..... ( photo credit Donna Ashworth)

Thank you to our colleagues at Inverclyde Women's Aid for making us feel so welcome on our visit to meet the team at their new office...

https://www.facebook.com/NewsNationNow/videos/960384918492729 As Play Therapists we are heartened to learn of further remarkable evidence...

Fantastic night at the Factory Club Gourock tonight as we met with the most amazing people who delivered an evening of fundraising for...

Attention all parents! Special summer play sessions for babies, children age 0-7yrs and parents/carers commencing Wednesdays and Fridays...

Many lone parents faced not only the usual worries and challenges of pregnancy and parenthood, but also additional ones such as isolation...

Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies have been chosen as a fundraising cause by two very brave ladies who are doing a 10,000ft Skydive ...

A very busy week in our calendar of training delivery... This morning we welcome our colleagues from the Mental Health Foundation; the...

Great day at Inverclyde Academy Transitions day yesterday as our Play Therapist Stephanie led the S4s in therapeutic art sessions...

Well done Ben...your passion and hard work will always make a difference to those who need it most

The benefit of play to child development and infant mental health explained beautifully.... https://www.ted.com/talks/molly_wright_how_ev...

Super splashing fun by our WEE MINDS water babies at yesterday's attachment relationship play session! Parents and little ones reported...

Thank you to Greenock Telegraph for coverage on our Open Day

Good point from Karen Young at Hey Sigmund that reminds us that the young person in distress needs to feel accepted, acknowledged and...