Play therapy. A golden parachute for your child.

What parents do not want to see their child confident, in control of their emotions, capable of making decisions, relying on themselves, able to act independently, and have a positive attitude towards themselves (and therefore towards others)? These are the universal goals of child-centered play therapy. In the author's view, they are the golden parachute that helps the child in the various unpredictable circumstances of our lives.
Moving towards these universal goals in the process of play therapy, boys and girls gradually change for the better. As a result, the issues that worried parents disappear: aggressiveness, shyness, anxiety, fears, jealousy, increased conflict, and many other external manifestations of a child's internal distress.
Elena Piotrovskaya elaborates on how this happens in her book. The book contains numerous vivid stories from the author's experience. They will surely be of interest to readers who are parents, psychologists, or anyone interested in child development issues.