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Thank you to Greenock Telegraph for coverage on our Open Day

BAPT are very excited to be offering our Student Play Therapists this workshop on Working as an Ethical Play Therapist. For more...

A massive and heartfelt thank you to James, Marlene and Nicole for this wonderful donation of £1350 and fantastic fundraising effort for...

Very interesting article written and owned by Gretchen Schmelzer that describes the experience of parents who have lived with their own...

Thank you to our colleagues from Home Start Inverclyde for sharing this offer to our attention for breakfast for children and families...

We love to share good news in our community Well done to Head Teacher Lauren, Depute Head Lisa and the staff team and pupils of Newark...

When a young person is referred to us for therapy we do not work with them in isolation. We involve the parents at the outset via...

"Trauma doesn't always talk".... When there are no words or verbal language to describe what has happened to them children will...

Play Therapy approaches are neurodiversity affirming, valuing the child, giving the child a voice and affirming the identity of the child....

The trained and experienced therapist or counsellor facilitates the core conditions in the therapy setting that enables the client to...

When you have a history of trauma being asked to close your eyes, sit still and meditate can have a negative effect and could even be...

In the run up to Easter, a friendly reminder that Mini Eggs are the same size as a young child's airway. They pose a choking risk for...

How Adverse Childhood Experiences can affect the adult throughout life...

...and challenge themselves through play

Children in mental health crisis spent more than 900,000 hours in A&E in England. Children suffering mental health crises spent more than...

Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies provide clinical supervision to therapists by BAPT approved clinical supervisors. For further info...

Play therapy; Young People's Counselling age 13-18yrs and Family Work with parents and carers to help them understand the issues...