Recreational Therapy
What is Recreational Therapy
Recreational or group therapy is a collaborative form of therapy where one or more experts work with many individuals at the same time. This acts as a supportive environment where you and others can share experiences, learn from each other and develop new coping strategies with help from the therapists. These sessions often focus on specific issues, like behavioural patterns, interpersonal relationships, similar major life events or even skill development! They are designed to foster personal growth and healing through shared experiences.
How does it work?
Recreational therapists use emotional sharing activities and social interactions to help people improve their physical, emotional and social well-being. This therapy could use games, arts, crafts, community outings and many such activities tailored to the needs of each group. Throughout the process, the therapist provides guidance, monitors progress, and adjusts the activities as needed. By engaging in such activities, participants can enhance their social skills, reduce stress and build confidence from shared experiences.
What do our child psychologists treat?
- Pain Management: Alleviates discomfort from conditions like back pain, arthritis, or sports injuries.
- Mobility Issues: Improves movement and function in cases of neurological disorders or post-surgical recovery.
- Strength and Stability: Enhances muscle strength and joint stability for better physical function.
- Rehabilitation Needs: Supports recovery from surgeries, injuries, or chronic conditions.
- Preventive Care: Helps reduce the risk of future injuries and complications through targeted exercises and education.
OUR SERVICES
Tailored Approaches For Every Need
ABA Therapy(Applied Behavior Analysis)
Evidence-based treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder, applying learning principles to enhance social skills and reduce problem behaviours.
Occupational Therapy
Play-based approach to help children gain independence, strengthen fine, visual and sensory motor skills needed to function and socialise.
Speech Therapy
Uses activities and exercises to improve speech, articulation, expression and fluency in social communication skills.
child psychology
Holistic approach analysing unique behaviours of children to understand their emotions and thoughts, and help them process things.