There are two main ways of
accessing a play therapist or a practitioner of therapeutic play: Using an independent
play therapist or practitioner (to whom you will
have to pay a fee) or a therapist whose services are fully or
partly funded
by a local authority children's, education, social, or health services, a charity
or some other agency.
Consult a doctor if the child
has a severe mental health problem.
Using an independent PTIrl registered play/creative arts therapist
- Check the location of your nearest PTIrl member from the list below - then email ptireland@aol.com
- Please note that play therapy is an emerging profession in Ireland and
that some of our members are completing their training to become a PTI/IBECPT
Certified Play Therapist
- Ask the therapist to carry out an assessment, then agree the objectives of the
therapy, number of sessions and fees.
Play Therapy Ireland has members in the following counties/cities:
| Co Cavan |
Co Kerry |
Co. Mayo |
Co Wicklow |
| Co. Clare |
Co Kildare |
Co Meath |
Cork City |
| Co Cork |
Co Killkenny |
Co Tipperary |
Dublin |
| Co Donegal |
Co Laois |
Co. Waterford |
Limerick |
| Co Dublin |
Co Longford |
Co Westmead |
Sligo |
| Co. Galway |
Co. Louth |
Co Wexford |
Wexford |