Sometimes you just need to be heard!
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This ball represents a globe or map of the world. Can be used in the sandtray.
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Handy for individualised sign making either temporary with chalk or permanent with a marker Make your own sign or leave blank to be personalised by the user -
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Smiley face ball, always happy to see anyone -
These are squeezy balls. Great to help anxious children to calm down or those with ADHD to have something in their hands to help them focus.
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Set of 4 coloured umbrellas.
Great in a cocktail but even better in the sandtray, these little parasol umbrellas are a favourite in our play rooms.
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Need to feel like a queen or princess today?
Every play therapy room needs a crown.
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Set of plastic rosary beads that can used to indicate or surround the 'sacred' for a client.
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Set of plastic black rosary beads that can used to indicate or surround the 'sacred' for a client.
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It's great to win a trophy or to have accomplishments acknowledged. Who is the winner in this story? -
Eggs is cracking open and about to reveal a baby snake. Is this the moment of birth or the birth of wisdom? What will the snake represent? -
It's great to win a medal or to have accomplishments acknowledged. Who is the winner in this story?
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Handy for individualised sign making either temporary with chalk or permanent with a marker Make your own sign or leave blank to be personalised by the user -
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Its actually quite difficult to find good quality tiny food for the sandtray but this little crate of grapes is very adorable and perfect for any sandplay collection.
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Set of 4
Who doesn't like getting presents?
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Lovely way for kids to relax and great activity to build rapport. Also great way to integrate a session. -
Set of 2 bottles.
Great budget set of one pink baby bottle and one blue baby bottle. Great sumbolic item for nurturing. The lid can be removed and the bottle filled with liquid.
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Sometimes it necessary to things things up close!
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Bloody eyeball - great symbolic symbol. Has the person seen something they can't talk about? Are they having nightmares and seeing things in their dreams? Is there something they do not want to look at? -
Where will this tiny ladder lead to. An adventure, out of harms way? An important piece to have in the collection. -
Bubble bubble, toil and trouble! What will be cooked up in these witches cauldrons. -
It's great to win a medal or to have accomplishments acknowledged. What will this medal represent? The recipient can design it themselves.
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A beautiful little blue and white daisy in a terracotta pot.
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This little strawberry pot is adorable and beaming with ripe strawberries for harvesting.
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Great way to calm down anxious kids or to finish a session by blowing bubbles. -
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Rainbows come out after the rain and are always a delight to see. Rainbows also mean a lot of different things to different groups of people - and they all lead to hope. -
These are larger 20cm sensory balls. Great for play, catching, throwing, and kicking.
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Set of 6including tiger, elephant, rhino, tiger, Zebra and cheetah.
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This little ring-tailed possum is one of Australia's famous marsupials. -
Paint, stain, glitter, use markers or other embellishments on this wood rainbow cutout. From clouds come rainbows and this wooded cutout is no different! Ready to decorate in the "colors of the rainbow" Perfect as a consolidating activity. -
These Artificial Moss Rocks look as if they were just gathered from the forest floor! Ideal for a garden or forest setting. -
Great little clear frosted heart box that things can be placed into. What will be placed inside this heart?
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What will the brain represent? Could it be schoolwork? Depression? Problem thinking? Anxiety? or something else? -
Cut little house - who lives there? Does anyone visit? Does this house represent....pain, suffering, happiness, joy, escape? -
Garden stump could be used as a seat or stepping stones.....where will they lead? Who will sit here? What stories will they share? -
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Great representational piece for the sandtray. Meaning will differ with each individual. Most commonly it is seen as a representation of death and mortality, but it has many other uses including: - To invoke fear or caution. - To celebrate the memory of the dead. - To celebrate life. - As a symbol of vanity. -
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Sometimes it necessary to things things up close!
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Contains Australian notes and coins in a draw for a cash register.
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Set of 12 watercolours and a brush.
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This cute little dolphin is small in size but will be a favourite amongst children. -
This cute little mini whale is perfect for therapists with transportable kits. -
This mini shark is a perfect symbol of a fierce preditor but its small size and closed mouth make it not so scary! -
This cute little penguin is sometimes referred to as Australia's fairy penguin. -
Lovely little koala sitting on the ground. Maybe he is waiting for his next meal or just watching the world go by!
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Little baby's pram where the bassinette cover can be moved. Prams come in white, pink and blue
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Great figurine of a Tasmanian Devil. The Tasmanian Devil was once found all over Australia but is now extinct on the mainland and only found in Tasmania. Almost wiped out there as well their numbers are slowly coming back thanks to breeding programs and dedicated conservationists. -
The Laughing Kookaburra is the largest of the kingfisher family, and famous for its chorus of laughter which echoes through the Australian bush.
