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Sandplay Therapy

Sandplay therapy uses symbolic, hands-on play to help children (and some adults) process emotions that are hard to put into words. Learn how it works.

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Sandplay therapy invites you to create scenes in a tray of sand using miniature figures, offering a non-verbal way to express unconscious thoughts and feelings.

No, Sandplay is used with both adults and children who find it hard to put certain feelings into words.

Yes, Overcomers accepts Medicaid and most major insurance plans for Sandplay therapy.

Yes, Sandplay therapy is offered at our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, and Fort Collins offices.

No, there's no right or wrong scene to build. It's simply a tool for expressing what feels true to you.

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