21/05/2026
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One of the lovely things about working in a setting with access to different spaces is that therapy does not always have to happen in the same room.
If possible, allowing children some choice around where they engage can be incredibly useful. A playroom, a quiet corner, or an outdoor area may each invite something different into the therapeutic process.
The environment itself can influence play. Different spaces create different opportunities for movement, sensory experiences, imagination, regulation, and expression. The same toys used in different settings may invite different forms of play or allow different themes to emerge.
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