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WE ARE RECRUITING! We are recruiting for a Play Therapist to join our team Invitations to apply from fully qualified and BAPT or PTUK...

Off to a good start with our well attended summer Comic Book Club at our therapy base in Ladyburn Business Centre. This divertionary art...

Lot's of self-regulation...self soothing...imaginative play...learning and creativity exploring emotions and feelings...discharging...

With a little space and lots of free time children will use their imagination in the most simple days out.... (Pic credit BBC Tiny Happy...

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...

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...

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

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...

A massive thank you to all who came along to our Open Day at our therapy base in Ladyburn Business Centre. It was a great success and...

What happens during the period between Age 2 -7yrs is crucial to brain development....

In play therapy children are provided with drawing and art materials that help them to use imagination; problem solve and express...

Children growing up with an alcoholic parent are aware of what trauma feels like and of the resilience that they had to acquire to...

WEE MINDS...self soothing; self regulating; strengthening relationships, calming and learning through play