Sarah Rogers

I offer an inviting space where children and young people can explore their thoughts and feelings through play, art or storytelling. Sessions are child led and unfold at the child’s own pace. For older children and teens, this might involve more talking, reflection or creative expression, depending on what feels right for them.

I work closely with parents and carers throughout the process, so you feel supported and involved as your child builds confidence and emotional resilience. With a background as a teacher and SENCo, I understand the challenges children face both at school and at home, and I bring empathy, curiosity and practical insight to my work.

My areas of special interest include supporting children who self harm, those who are neurodivergent, and those who have experienced developmental trauma. I have additional training in these areas and draw on this knowledge to offer thoughtful, tailored support.

I welcome referrals from schools, GPs and families.

I am a fully qualified and BAPT registered Play Therapist with over ten years of experience supporting children, young people and families.

I work with the whole system around the child, including parents, schools and other professionals, to provide consistent and joined up support. My approach is warm, collaborative and grounded in the belief that every child deserves to feel safe, seen and understood.

If you are concerned about your child and wondering whether play therapy might help, please feel free to get in touch. I would be happy to talk things through with you.