The Flow and Flourish Practice

The Flow and Flourish Practice A Singapore-based play therapy practice helping children, teens and families build emotional resilience, confidence and connection. Therapy is a journey.

NEW slots available from Monday to Friday mornings (by appointment only)! 🎉 Play Therapy is mental health therapy for children ages 4 to 12. It is designed to help parents and children bring resolution to challenges they face in their daily lives. We are committed to addressing, preventing, and healing challenges your child may face. The first step is often finding the right type of therapy for yo

ur child and the second step, which is the key to getting a successful outcome in therapy is to build a relationship with your child's therapist. We encourage parents to get in touch with us for a complimentary zoom session to learn more about Play Therapy or take our quiz on our website. Therapy is here to help you and your child to live better. As a play therapist, I, consistently offer a safe relationship and an environment in which your child is free to be self-directive. I focus on the relationship I have with your child rather than the initial problem, as this allows your child to tell me through "play" the anxieties, fears, or other complex emotions that they are feeling or experiencing. Play Therapy fills a wide gap in therapy services for young children. It is effective, with tangible results that have allowed children to make massive strides in their emotional and behavioural development. Fecha Yap is also a certified AutPlay® therapist. AutPlay® is designed for neurodiverse children ages 4 to 16 on the autism spectrum, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, social anxiety, sensory issues, and developmental and physical disabilities. The approach is to help address the mental health needs of neurodivergent children. AutPlay® has an element where parents are also involved in sessions. It gives parents a unique opportunity to connect and communicate with their children in a way that makes sense to them while being supported by the therapist. Thus resulting in long-term emotional and behavioural change. Take our quiz - https://www.playtherapysingapore.com/play-therapy-quiz

We created this 12-question quiz below to help you find out if Play Therapy could be useful for your child. Play Therapy works for children ages 4 years old to 12 years old. We are a baby bonus approved institution.

Every parent has experienced it at some point. Your child bursts into tears because their toast was cut into squares ins...
05/07/2026

Every parent has experienced it at some point. Your child bursts into tears because their toast was cut into squares instead of triangles.

They have a meltdown because they wanted the blue cup, not the green one. They become inconsolable after losing a game, wearing the "wrong" socks, or being told it's time to leave the playground.

Every parent has experienced it at some point. Your child bursts into tears because their toast was cut into squares instead of triangles. They have a meltdown because they wanted the blue cup, not the green one. They become inconsolable after losing a game, wearing the "wrong" socks, or being told....

Whether it is a question about an upcoming event, a daily routine, a family member, or something that has already been a...
26/06/2026

Whether it is a question about an upcoming event, a daily routine, a family member, or something that has already been answered multiple times, many children seem to ask the same question over and over again.

Ever wondered why?? 🤨

“Are we leaving after lunch?”“Yes.”A few minutes later:“Are we leaving after lunch?”You answer again.Ten minutes later:“Are we leaving after lunch?”If you are a parent, this scenario is probably familiar. Whether it is a question about an upcoming event, a daily routine, a family mem...

When conversations about neurodivergence take place, the focus is understandably centred on the child. We talk about ass...
19/06/2026

When conversations about neurodivergence take place, the focus is understandably centred on the child.

We talk about assessments, diagnoses, therapy, educational support, accommodations, emotional regulation, social development, and helping children thrive in a world that is not always designed with their needs in mind.

When conversations about neurodivergence take place, the focus is understandably centred on the child. We talk about assessments, diagnoses, therapy, educational support, accommodations, emotional regulation, social development, and helping children thrive in a world that is not always designed with...

There are moments in parenting that can feel deeply overwhelming. A child screams over something seemingly small, refuse...
03/06/2026

There are moments in parenting that can feel deeply overwhelming.

A child screams over something seemingly small, refuses to cooperate, lashes out at siblings, melts down in public, or completely shuts down when asked a simple question.

In those moments, it can be easy for adults to feel frustrated, helpless, or even personally rejected by their child’s behaviour.

There are moments in parenting that can feel deeply overwhelming. A child screams over something seemingly small, refuses to cooperate, lashes out at siblings, melts down in public, or completely shuts down when asked a simple question. In those moments, it can be easy for adults to feel frustrated,...

We are featured in Sassy Mama's Counselling Guide!
28/05/2026

We are featured in Sassy Mama's Counselling Guide!

If you need help getting through life's challenges, consult our list to find a therapist, psychiatrist, psychologist and other services for counselling

To many adults, play can appear simple. A child builds a tower, dresses up dolls, crashes toy cars together, buries anim...
28/05/2026

To many adults, play can appear simple. A child builds a tower, dresses up dolls, crashes toy cars together, buries animals in sand, or creates imaginary worlds filled with heroes and villains.

From the outside, these moments may seem random or purely entertaining. Yet inside the playroom, something much deeper is often taking place. Find out what happens in the play room.

To many adults, play can appear simple. A child builds a tower, dresses up dolls, crashes toy cars together, buries animals in sand, or creates imaginary worlds filled with heroes and villains. From the outside, these moments may seem random or purely entertaining. Yet inside the playroom, something...

Many parents experience the same confusing moment at the end of the school day. Their child walks through the door, and ...
22/05/2026

Many parents experience the same confusing moment at the end of the school day. Their child walks through the door, and within minutes, everything seems to unravel.

There may be tears over something small, anger directed at siblings, emotional outbursts, defiance, or complete withdrawal. Find out why this happens and how play therapy helps.

Many parents experience the same confusing moment at the end of the school day. Their child walks through the door, and within minutes, everything seems to unravel. There may be tears over something small, anger directed at siblings, emotional outbursts, defiance, or complete withdrawal. For some fa...

Few things can leave parents feeling more emotionally drained than constant fighting between siblings. One moment, the c...
15/05/2026

Few things can leave parents feeling more emotionally drained than constant fighting between siblings.

One moment, the children are laughing together, and the next, there are tears, shouting, pushing, or accusations over what appears to be something very small.

Find out how play therapy can help.

Few things can leave parents feeling more emotionally drained than constant fighting between siblings. One moment, the children are laughing together, and the next, there are tears, shouting, pushing, or accusations over what appears to be something very small. For many parents, sibling rivalry can....

When your child comes home from school and seems to fall apart over the smallest things, it can feel confusing, even ove...
03/05/2026

When your child comes home from school and seems to fall apart over the smallest things, it can feel confusing, even overwhelming.

You might find yourself wondering why they “hold it together” outside, only to unravel in the safety of home.

When your child comes home from school and seems to fall apart over the smallest things, it can feel confusing, even overwhelming. You might find yourself wondering why they “hold it together” outside, only to unravel in the safety of home. For many parents of neurodivergent children, including ...

When a parent begins the search for a therapist for their child, one of the first questions that often arises is: do qua...
26/04/2026

When a parent begins the search for a therapist for their child, one of the first questions that often arises is: do qualifications really matter?

When a parent begins the search for a therapist for their child, one of the first questions that often arises is: do qualifications really matter? In a space as sensitive and deeply personal as therapy, it is a valid and important concern. Titles, certifications, and affiliations can feel confusing,...

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1 Scotts Road, #15-04, Shaw Centre
Singapore
228208

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Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00
Thursday 10:00 - 17:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 - 17:00
Sunday 10:00 - 17:00

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