"Let the child lead the way" and "remember that therapy cannot be hurried" can help well meaning therapists avoid inadvertently lengthening therapy by trying to push a child into ways of play that the therapist thinks will create or solidify change for the child.

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By allowing the child to lead the way and understanding that therapy cannot be hurried, therapists can avoid creating unnecessary barriers and allow natural change to occur at the child's pace. This can ultimately lead to a more efficient and effective therapy experience.

"Let the Child Lead the Way" and "Remember That Therapy