Gold Coast, QLD · Children aged 3–12
Helping Children Feel Safe, Seen, and Understood
Supporting children and families through compassionate, evidence-based play therapy.
How we can help
Tailored therapeutic support for every child's unique journey
Child-Centred Play Therapy
One-on-one sessions in a warm, child-led environment. Using play as the language of childhood, we help children process emotions, build resilience, and develop healthy coping strategies.
Learn moreParent Consultations
Initial and ongoing consultations with parents and caregivers to understand your child's needs, share progress, and equip you with strategies to support your child at home.
Learn moreSchool Support & Professional Development
Collaborative support for kindergartens and schools, plus evidence-based professional development presentations for educators and allied health professionals.
Learn moreOur Approach
How Play Therapy Helps
At Little Leaps & Bounds Play Therapy, we understand that children don't always have the words to explain how they're feeling. Instead, they often communicate through play.
Play therapy provides a safe, supportive space where children can use toys, creative activities, and imagination to express their thoughts and emotions. With the guidance of a trained play therapist, children can work through challenges, make sense of difficult experiences, and develop healthy ways to cope.
As children feel safe and understood, they can build confidence, strengthen emotional regulation, improve relationships, and develop resilience that supports them at home, at school, and in everyday life.
Parents and caregivers are an important part of the therapeutic journey. We work together to support your child's growth while respecting the trusting relationship that develops during therapy.
Every child grows at their own pace, and each small step forward is a meaningful leap toward greater wellbeing.
Play therapy may help children who are experiencing:
- Anxiety or worries
- Big emotions or frequent meltdowns
- Behavioural challenges
- Family changes, such as separation or divorce
- Grief and loss
- Trauma or stressful experiences
- Low confidence or self-esteem
- Friendship or school difficulties
Ready to take the first step?
Reaching out is the bravest thing you can do for your child. We're here to make the process as gentle and straightforward as possible.