Tiny Trust Talks

Exploring Therapy

Therapy

Every child is checked for physical health, eyesight, and teeth, so why not emotional and mental health?

Congratulations on taking the first step with Tiny Trust Talks!

Supporting the well-being of kids and teens is a journey that involves more than just feelings—it's about empowering them for a healthy future. Choosing Tiny Trust Talks means starting a journey of understanding, growth, and new perspectives. Exploring new ways to handle emotions can be transformative. Using play in therapy helps people express themselves in their way, especially if they struggle to understand their feelings or find it hard to put their experiences into words.

At Tiny Trust Talks, my goal is simple - to create a cozy haven where young minds can explore, share, and build trust naturally and comfortably.

About Me

I'm Bhoomi Shah, a dedicated Counselling Psychologist and Play Therapist, holding an MSc in Clinical Psychology from Manipal Hospitals, Bangalore, and a Diploma in Play Therapy from Play Therapy UK.

I love to bond and tune in with children and adolescents. I'm highly passionate about working with them, and they have taught me to appreciate the little things in life. I'm trained in conducting behavioral assessments and counseling. I have worked with many different children and adolescents, gaining valuable experience to support their specific needs. Through the power of play, I offer a safe, supportive environment where children can express themselves freely, build resilience, and develop essential life skills.

When I’m not out there, you will find me reading a book, playing badminton, or taking long walks admiring nature and the sky. I find deep conversations incredibly fulfilling and meaningful.

Get in touch today for more information.

Bhoomi Shah

Services Offered

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Maybe you have been feeling confused, angry, or sad.

Maybe you feel full of worries about what might happen or what has happened to you before.

Maybe you have some very big feelings inside you that are hard to understand.

Sometimes, these painful thoughts and complicated feelings can get in the way of making or having fun with friends or being able to concentrate on schoolwork or sports skills.

Sometimes, these thoughts and feelings can get in the way of sleeping well, thinking clearly, or feeling happy and relaxed.

Sometimes, these big feelings can spill out as actions that might upset you and the people around you or get you into trouble.

As a Play Therapist, I am trained to work with children and adolescents going through times like these to help them understand what has been happening, how they are feeling, and what that means. I use a wide range of art and play materials, so there is no need to talk if you don’t want to and no need to be asked questions.

Specialized Play Therapy

I use the magic of play to help kids express themselves, talk about tricky feelings, and develop awesome coping skills.

Therapy for children

Is your child displaying unusual behavior or seeming different than usual? Children often face strong emotions and may need assistance navigating challenges. Collaborating closely with parents and children, I strive to achieve our shared goals.

Professional Expertise:

As your psychologist and play therapist, I bring the perfect mix of expertise and heart to support our young clients.

FAQ

Play is a language for children. Putting children in charge lets them have control and mastery over past experiences. The child experiences having a time focused on them, which communicates importance and makes them a priority.

“Isn't it odd? We can only see our outsides, but nearly everything happens on the inside.” The most significant things, like thoughts and feelings, happen on the inside, hidden from view. It reminds us that understanding someone goes beyond what meets the eye. Thus, I work at a pace comfortable to the child. Remember, it's not meant to be long-term.

I regularly review progress and adjust as needed. The goal is to help the child feel comfortable and make meaningful progress toward emotional well-being.

Play therapy involves a range of activities such as drawing, playing with toys, role-playing, and storytelling. These activities are chosen based on the child’s interests and needs, helping them express their feelings and work through issues in a safe and supportive environment.

Play therapy can be beneficial for children who are struggling with emotional, behavioral, or developmental issues. If your child is having difficulties expressing their feelings, managing their emotions, or dealing with trauma or changes, play therapy may be a good fit. A consultation with a licensed therapist can help determine the best approach for your child.

It’s important to communicate openly with your child’s therapist about any concerns you have. Regular progress reviews and open dialogue between you and the therapist can help address any issues and adjust the therapy approach as needed to better support your child’s needs.

Supporting your child’s therapy at home involves providing a stable and nurturing environment, encouraging open communication, and reinforcing the skills and strategies learned in therapy. It’s also helpful to engage in activities that your child enjoys and to maintain consistency in routines and rules.

The duration of therapy varies depending on the individual needs of your child. The goal is to work towards short-term goals and make meaningful progress. The therapist will regularly review your child’s progress and discuss with you the appropriate duration and frequency of therapy sessions.

Confidentiality is a crucial aspect of therapy. The therapist will keep information shared during sessions private, except in cases where there is a risk of harm to the child or others. It’s important to discuss confidentiality policies with the therapist to understand how your child’s privacy is protected.

Contact

Location:

Mulund

Call:

+91 91670 32277