Play Therapy Northern Territory

30/06/2026

1/7/2026
16 years of
Play Therapy Day!
APPTA!

31/03/2026

We have availability with one of our therapists on a Saturday morning. A great option for families needing weekend sessions. Feel free to reach out for more information or to secure a spot. Call 0412 984 347 or email [email protected]

16/03/2026

Children should never be ignored they own the next generation of thinking doing and being!

03/03/2026

We have 7 experienced staff on our team
Play Therapy Northern Territory so currently hold no wait lists. We can get you in for a parent interview as early as this Friday. Your child could be in therapy next week and ideally in a fantastic therapeutic space by Easter. Call our office on 0412984347

13/02/2026

Play Therapy NT is on a mission to find a community space in Palmerston to sublease for one to two days a week. We're seeking a serene and private space, available from 8am to 5pm. Do you have any suggestions for an affordable suitable venue, such as a hall or clinic room? Please connect with us.

05/02/2026

Welcome to term 1!
We have 7 play therapists in our team which = No waitlists call 0412 984 347

28/01/2026

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21/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone! We are all back at work and supporting our current young people along with taking on new clients. Please get in touch for a parent interview. We have 5 specialists on staff and always look forward to supporting our community.

08/12/2025

One place left in Our intensive a girl aged 4-7 would be great! Its next week please call for more info 0411118620

03/12/2025

When screens feel unavoidable
So many parents tell me they feel torn between “protecting childhood” and “keeping up with the world”. Screen guidance can feel confusing, conflicting, and frankly overwhelming.

When you want something simple
The 3-6-9-12 Rule, created by French psychiatrist Serge Tisseron, cuts through the noise with clear, age-appropriate milestones that help support a child’s developing brain.

When brain development comes first
Young children need hands-on play, language, relationships, movement and co-regulation far more than they need digital stimulation. This rule puts those needs back at the centre.

When boundaries build safety
It’s not about fear or shame. It’s about scaffolding digital independence slowly, with connection and supervision in place until a child can cope with the online world.

When families need flexibility
It isn’t a rigid rulebook. It’s a framework. A starting point. A way to reflect on what’s developmentally right for your child, in your home, at your pace.

When you want practical support
If screen battles are an ongoing stressor, my behaviour and emotional regulation toolkits offer step-by-step scripts, routines and strategies. Link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.