Aww good,I think it's better if it's a group. Your little one will be able to act more normally in a group and have more distraction. I haven't experienced it but it's sometimes ordered when there has been parental alienation - it's probably exactly what it says - play therapy. A kind of therapy that involves play so the child doesn't realise it's therapy. It's also a way for whoever is leading it, to ascertain certain things about the child's behaviour - which could be helpful if they write a report.
Just had a CIN meeting with sw and again she mentioned probably 10 times theraplay there is to help you with your parenting and to help you regulate and deal with little ones behaviour and emotions.
I did speak up and say I’m not happy with you commenting constantly about my parenting but again she twists it as if I’m being negative.
They also all said that this is just challenging but normal behaviour for a child her age and she definitely won’t be recommending any separate support I.e a guardian etc.
She also says she’s gone above and beyond in what she has offered and what she has done so far.
And as usual mentioned multiple times of how ex is doing everything she can to help things blah blah blah.
These meetings just go the same everytime I’m at fault and little one is just testing me.
It baffles my mind how these so called professionals can sit there and claim that this is all normal and they do it with so much arrogance.
It’s as if they’ve forgotten how things were good for quiet a while yet then suddenly change but this is okay and just normal child behaviour.
I’m hoping as you say the Theraplay people will have a better understanding of things and do spot what’s happening. And SW hasn’t sorted it because she has a thought of alienation it’s been done because she believes I need support in my parenting as this wasn’t court ordered.