Project Play Therapy is thrilled to share some exciting news! WE’RE MOVING!!! Over 2 years ago former practice owner, Helen Duhon, sold the company to owners Kyle and Sarah Keene, the owners of Project Play Therapy. We have kept the Franklin Speech and Learning name – but we are excited to share that not only will […]
As Tennessee begins slowly and cautiously opening back up, Project Play Therapy is committed to putting the health and safety of our patients and employees first, above all else. I am sure you have started to think about what this time looks like for PPT, when we get back to business as usual (or at […]
Project Play Therapy loves our village – which, of course, includes our patients, but also includes all of the amazing mothers and grandmothers we get the chance to see and partner with every week! Our moms / grandmothers are special people – They are fierce advocates, patient teachers, and loving role models. They go above […]
Does the word pandemic kick up any anxiety in you? Please know that children may also have anxiety, especially when grown ups start to react around them. Here are a few tips to help with mental stability in your home during this time: Understand the Virus There are many free websites that strictly share the […]
Getting ready for Kindergarten can be an exciting (and overwhelming) time for many parents. As children transition from home and preschool environments to elementary school, parents may wonder if their child is ready and has the skills for early success. Because of COVID-19, many preschool aged children are missing out on the last months of […]
Your child learns best through play, and will be more motivated if you make activities play based. Playing games, reading together, completing an art project, or getting outside to do some sports as a family are simple ways to have fun with your child, while also building critical skills that link to foundational academic skills, […]
ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis. Our BCBAs (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) use the science of behavior and positive behavior support strategies to help your child stop engaging in problem behavior and start engaging in appropriate behavior! ABA therapy is a scientifically proven, effective therapy for children with autism. We help parents all across the […]
While the nation reels from the effects of COVID-19, businesses, schools, homes – all of us are adjusting to the “new normal”. Many providers and small businesses have been forced to temporarily close, leading to a disruption in critical services like pediatric therapy. However, at Project Play Therapy, our “new normal” includes being able to […]
This past week has been a difficult one for the Greater Nashville area. In the early morning of March 3, areas across the city that Project Play Therapy calls its home were devastated by a tornado. We were grateful to the first responders, who helped to keep the children and families we serve safe, and […]
It is hard to remember how difficult it is to wait for something we really want, even as an adult! We often forget that waiting is a behavior all humans have to learn before they are successful. Teaching your child how to wait can be daunting, but here are some tricks and tips to help […]