Sandplay Therapy

Sandplay therapy is a non-verbal form of therapy using sand, water, and miniatures to express complex emotional states and experiences.

Sandplay Therapy is a powerful, non-verbal therapeutic modality that taps into your unconscious mind. It involves creating scenes in a tray filled with sand, using miniature objects to symbolise different aspects of your inner world.

This method allows you to express deep-seated emotions and experiences that may be difficult to articulate with words.

Developed by Swiss psychotherapist Dora Kalff, Sandplay Therapy is grounded in Jungian psychology and provides a safe, creative space to explore and process your feelings.

Who can benefit?

This therapy is ideal for anyone—children, teens, adults—looking to overcome emotional traumas, manage life transitions, or enhance self-understanding. It offers a path to emotional relief and insightful self-discovery, promoting a more integrated and fulfilling life.

Meet your Practitioner

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Michelle Kozman
Michelle Kozman

Michelle is a Counsellor and Sandplay Therapist with over a decade of experience specializing in mental health care for children, families, and women who have experienced trauma. Integrating traditional counselling with sandplay therapy creates a a holistic approach that allows clients to articulate their emotions through both dialogue and symbolic play, facilitating deeper insight and long-lasting healing.

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