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Eight-year-old Emma had been having frequent meltdowns after school. Once cheerful and talkative, she now seemed withdrawn and quick to anger. Her parents couldn’t figure out what was wrong. When asked, Emma often shrugged or said “I don’t know.” Like many children, she didn’t have the words to describe the worries weighing on her heart. This is where play therapy can make a difference. For children like Emma, toys, games, and art supplies become a language for expression. In

Every parent has been there: your child is crying, yelling, or throwing themselves on the floor, and your heart rate instantly spikes....