Research shows that the development of imaginary play supports a range of developmental areas including language skills, social skills and problem solving skills.
The seven session Parent Learn to Play program teaches parents and carers about play development in children and the seven key skills of imaginary play.
Program participants will learn practical strategies to use at home to develop their child’s imaginary play skills.
The program is designed for parents who have a child with a developmental delay or diagnosis.
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