Nona Thrive Therapy

06/07/2026

Watching your child struggle with defiance, emotional outbursts, or power struggles can feel exhausting—and you deserve support that’s both compassionate and clinically sound. In “Play Therapy for Children With ODD,” we break down how play-based, evidence-informed therapy helps children express feelings, build self-regulation, and strengthen problem-solving skills in a way that fits their developmental stage. At Nona Thrive, we work with parents as partners so progress shows up at home, not just in session. If you would like to see if Nona Thrive is a good fit, contact us for a free 15-minute consultation.

https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-with-odd

06/06/2026

Play therapy can be a powerful, evidence-based way to support children with autism—using play to build communication, comfort, and emotional regulation in a developmentally responsive space. At Nona Thrive, our certified clinicians tailor sessions to your child’s needs and partner with you so skills carry over into everyday life. When therapy feels safe and individualized, growth becomes more natural—for both children and the adults supporting them. If you would like to see if Nona Thrive is a good fit, contact us for a free 15-minute consultation.
https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-with-autism

06/05/2026

Divorce can shake a child’s sense of safety, even when the adults are doing their best. Play therapy offers a developmentally attuned, clinically informed way for children to express feelings, process change, and rebuild emotional regulation—at their own pace. At Nona Thrive, we prioritize individualized care with certified professionals and evidence-based approaches, partnering with parents so healing extends beyond the session. If you would like to see if Nona Thrive is a good fit, contact us for a free 15-minute consultation.
https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-of-divorce

06/02/2026

When a child has experienced trauma, it can show up in play—behavior, emotions, and even what they avoid. In our latest blog, we break down how play therapy helps children feel safe, express what’s hard to put into words, and work toward healing with a trained, certified therapist. It’s evidence-based, developmentally informed, and tailored to each child and family—because progress looks different for everyone. If you would like to see if Nona Thrive is a good fit, contact us for a free 15-minute consultation

https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-with-trauma

05/31/2026

Five things your play therapist wants you to know.

05/30/2026

If your child has ADHD and you’re trying to find a way to help them feel understood—not just “behave better”—play therapy may be the missing piece. In this article, we break down how certified clinicians use evidence-based play interventions to support attention, emotional regulation, and social growth in a way that fits natural child development. You’ll also learn what play therapy can look like at home and why progress works best when parents and therapists partner together. Take a clear, clinically grounded look at how play can become a real therapeutic tool for children ages 3–15 in Lake Nona and beyond.

https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-with-adhd

05/29/2026

Is your child’s anxiety showing up in ways like tummy aches, clinginess, irritability, or trouble sleeping? At Nona Thrive, we use play therapy as a developmentally grounded, clinically informed way for children ages 3–15 to express big feelings safely and learn coping skills at their level. With certified professionals and individualized, evidence-based care, we also partner with caregivers so progress fits real life at home—not just in session. If you’re looking for a compassionate, structured approach to child anxiety, this one breaks it down clearly.
https://www.nonathrive.com/post/play-therapy-for-children-with-anxiety

05/28/2026

Ever wonder what play therapy actually looks like for kids and how it helps when words aren’t enough? In our latest article, we break down how a certified therapist uses play to support emotional regulation, reduce anxiety and behavior stress, and create a safe space for your child to express what they’re feeling. You’ll also learn why individualized, evidence-based care matters—and how therapy stays connected to you as a parent or caregiver. If you’re seeking a grounded approach for ages 3–15 in Lake Nona, this guide will help you feel confident about what to expect.
https://www.nonathrive.com/post/how-does-play-therapy-work-for-children

05/27/2026

Does my child need play therapy? Discover common signs, what a session looks like, and how play helps children process big emotions and behaviors. Read our guide from child therapist Susan Dixon to support your child with compassion and confidence.
https://www.nonathrive.com/post/does-my-child-need-play-therapy

Does my child need play therapy? Learn the signs, what to expect, and how play therapy helps children process emotions and behavior.

05/23/2026

Both are important but connection comes before correction. www.nonathrive.com