Art therapy allows children to express emotions and experiences nonverbally through activities like drawing, painting, or other artistic forms. This approach not only helps children release emotions but also fosters creativity, problem-solving skills, and self-exploration.

Sandplay therapy involves using a small sandbox and various miniature props to help children create scenes that represent their inner world. Therapists observe and guide children to understand and process emotions, experiences, and relationships. This therapy promotes self-awareness and emotional regulation.

Play therapy combines games and interactive activities to enhance children’s social skills, emotional management, and problem-solving abilities through play and cooperation. Therapists establish trust and a close relationship with children during the play process, helping them navigate challenges and difficulties.