growth happens from the inside out
Play therapy for preschoolers and school-age children in the Washington, D.C. area with licensed professional counselor, Mylz Taylor
asking for help can be challenging, but you don’t have to figure it out alone
Play is one of the ways children reach their developmental milestones. Whether your child is in early childhood, middle childhood, or adolescence, let milestones play therapy & counseling help you navigate the highs and lows of parenting your child through those stages.
play therapy helps your child navigate big feelings, tough moments, and confusing experiences
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You don’t have to wait for things to get worse before you seek support. Working with a child therapist can help you better understand your child’s needs and support the emotional well-being of your family. You can be proactive by contacting me for a free consultation to determine whether play therapy is the right fit for your child.
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Children sometimes lack the verbal skills to articulate confusing experiences like trauma, stress, or grief. Play therapy invites children to explore their feelings through alternative forms of expression, such as creative art, role play, and symbolic play.
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Meeting with a play therapist is another way for you to show up for your child. You know what’s best for your child, and collaborating with a therapist who specializes in play-based interventions can help you continue meeting your child’s needs in creative ways as they grow up in a world that is different from the one you remember from your childhood.
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Therapy is an investment that I don’t take lightly. We will work together to understand your child's needs, identify meaningful goals, and check in on your child’s progress along the way.
trust the process
The therapeutic powers of play aren’t the only catalyst for your child’s internal growth; the relationship between child and therapist also helps transform challenging behaviors into a step along the path toward healing, integration, and wellness.