At ISSIRC, we provide Group Play Therapy aimed at fostering brain development, particularly in the areas of cognitive, emotional, and social skills for young children. These guided sessions are designed to promote brain growth in kids aged 2 to 7 through engaging, age-appropriate play in a nurturing group environment.
Why is Early Brain Development Important?
The early years are crucial for brain development, especially from ages 2 to 7. During this time, a child's brain is busy forming connections that will influence their learning, behavior, and emotional health throughout their lives. Our group therapy sessions are thoughtfully crafted to nurture this essential growth period.
Who Can Benefit from Group Play Therapy?
Our program is perfect for
- Toddlers and young children aged 2 to 7 years
- Kids experiencing delays in language or emotional development
- Children showing early signs of social anxiety or behavioral challenges
- Parents looking for nonmedicated ways to boost their child's learning and development
What to Expect in Group Play Therapy for Brain Development?
Each session is led by experienced child therapists, and we keep our groups small to ensure that every child receives the attention they deserve. In a typical session, children engage in -
- Group games that promote teamwork
- Roleplaying and storytelling to spark their imagination
- Handson activities that enhance memory and focus
- Talking and listening games to develop language skills
- Emotionfocused play to help kids identify and manage their feelings
All activities are thoughtfully selected to support brain development, emotional growth, and language skills.
Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached. Inspired by Swami Vivekananda
Frequently Asked Questions By Parents
What is group play therapy?
Group play therapy uses structured play in a group setting to help children develop important skills like communication, emotional control, social interaction, and problem-solving.
How does it help with brain development?
Play stimulates brain activity. In group play therapy, children engage in activities that build memory, focus, language, and emotional understanding—all key parts of early brain development.
What age group is this for?
This program is best for children between 2 to 7 years old, as this is a critical stage for brain growth and learning through play.
Does my child need a diagnosis to join?
No. Group play therapy is open to all children who may benefit from extra support with learning, behavior, or emotional development.
Is this a replacement for seeing a pediatrician or specialist?
No. We do not replace medical care. Our program can work alongside your child’s pediatrician or developmental specialist to support overall growth.
How many children are in each group?
We keep our groups small—usually 4 to 6 children—so each child gets personal attention and support.
How can I sign up or learn more?
You can call us directly or send us a message through our website. Our friendly team will answer your questions and help you book a session.