Understand what's behind your child's play and help them learn by observing their patterns of behaviour or 'schemas' Does your child love to fill handbags, tins or pots with tiny things they have ...

Each class, the students spend a part of the morning in the observation room watching the children as they play. There is an one hour seminar led by a university instructor, where parents and students ...

Turn a selection of household items into a fun memory activity. Cover the items and challenge your child to remember each one, asking them plenty of questions along the way, like the family in the ...

The therapist may then interview the child separately and watch the child play on his or her own. Simply observing how parents and child interact at this juncture can provide the therapist with ...