Connect for Kids


Some children need a little more support to feel settled, confident, and connected.

Connect for Kids is a friendly therapist-led group where children and their parents or carers can spend time together in a warm, supportive environment.

Through play and shared moments with others, children can begin to feel more confident, build connections with others, and grow in their relationships.

Sessions take place in Birmingham (Sutton Coldfield) and are free to attend.


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What's involved

What happens at Connect for Kids?


Connect for Kids group sessions involve Theraplay®!

A Theraplay® group is an adult led and structured session where children and their parents share fun and engaging play activities together. Our sessions each last about 45 minutes and are aimed at children aged 5-10 years. We are welcoming and inclusive and know that some of you are older or younger and would love to join in too so age is not a prerequisite.

Everyone will have a lot of fun while enjoying co-operative and nurturing activities that build children’s self confidence, self esteem, sense of belonging, trust to care for themselves and others.


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Connect for Kids Theraplay® Sessions - Book now for autumn 2026


Every Monday from 5th October to 30th November 2026
Kickoff parent session on Thursday 1st October 1-2pm
Parent review on Thursday 3rd December to reflect on the sessions and explore impact.

Some children are going to need more opportunities to feel safe. Theraplay® is an interactive therapy that relies on healthy playful interactions to create this sense of safety. We are all wired for human connection and our Connect for Kids sessions help children and parents find safe ways to enjoy this.

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“We are a lot more communicative about our feelings, and take steps towards being heard and showing love more when there are huge emotions. We are now able to deal with big feelings in a much more productive way which has helped us come together as a family unit.”

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