Play therapy is a specialized form of therapy designed for children, allowing them to express thoughts and emotions through play rather than words. Using toys, games, art, and storytelling, therapists create a safe and engaging environment where children can process trauma, anxiety, behavioral issues, or family conflicts. This approach helps children develop emotional regulation, problem-solving abilities, and healthy ways to communicate. Play therapy is particularly effective for children experiencing grief, divorce, abuse, or developmental challenges, as it encourages healing through creative expression.