Therapy to reach veterans' kids through playtime [VictoriaAdvocate.com]

Samantha Sangenito 5/24/1712:00 PM

Helping kids cope may not be easy, but county officials are hoping the answer is child's play.

"Children have their own language," said Sarah Holland, peer support specialist at Crossroads Area Veterans Center.

Saturday, the Crossroads Area Veterans Center will debut the first session of a new therapy program just for kids, Holland said. Although play therapy, which is free for children and their parents, is currently only open to the children of women who have served in the military or who are spouses or widows to veterans, Holland said the program may expand.

[For more of this story, written by Jon Wilcox, go to https://www.victoriaadvocate.c...amp;utm_medium=email]

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