Play therapy is an evidence-based approach recommended for counseling children 3-12 years old. Additionally, play therapy and play-based therapy interventions are supported by research for adolescents, families, and adults who are interested in creative and expressive therapy mediums (i.e. art, photography, sandtray, etc.). It allows a child to express issues in a developmentally appropriate manner and research supports the effectiveness of play therapy with children experiencing a wide variety of issues. This approach allows children to freely express themselves in a structured playroom. Through the use of this therapy, children can learn to change behaviors, develop problem-solving skills and learn better ways of relating to others. Adolescent and adult based play services use creative and expressive arts modalities to help clients communicate problems in a safe and understanding therapeutic environment. We use parents and/or caregivers as a part of the therapeutic process, therefore parent consultations will be scheduled about every 4 sessions.