
This book bridges contemporary neuroscience with child-centred, play-based, and relational approaches to understanding children’s behaviour. Written by an experienced play therapist and educator, it reframes behaviour as nervous-system communication rather than defiance or pathology. Integrating expressive play therapy, interpersonal neurobiology, polyvagal theory, attachment theory, Adlerian psychology, and body-based practices, the book translates complex theory into accessible, practical guidance. Designed for parents, caregivers, and helping professionals, it combines case examples, reflective prompts, and usable strategies for everyday settings. Grounded in cultural humility and anti-oppressive practice, it offers a compassionate, evidence-informed alternative to behaviour-management models. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY!

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