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I'm a Masters Trained Play Therapist here to support children with big emotions and big behaviours through the power of therapy using play.
Harmony Play therapy offers a gentle, developmentally appropriate way for children to explore feelings, make sense of their experiences, and build confidence.
Because it doesn’t rely on talking, it’s especially helpful for children who find it hard to express themselves with words, helping them feel more settled emotionally, behaviourally, and in their relationships.
Play Therapy is helpful for children experiencing big emotions and big behaviours, neurodivergence, or trauma.
Because it doesn’t rely on talking, it’s especially helpful for children who find it hard to express themselves with words, helping them feel more settled emotionally, behaviourally, and in their relationships.
Play Therapy is helpful for children experiencing big emotions and big behaviours, neurodivergence, or trauma.
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📚 Clive James
Writer and broadcaster Clive James attended Hurstville Opportunity School before further study in Sydney and at Cambridge. He became known for memoir, poetry and literary criticism as well as television, spending a decade as The Observer’s television critic. His later work included a translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy, published in 2013. Hurstville’s connection is the school that formed part of his early education. The range of his later writing extended considerably beyond the television absurdities he made such entertaining material from.
