Pediatric Therapy Corner: 5 Incredible Ice Breakers for Therapy Sessions

2nd April, 2015

3 April 2015, Article, Newsletter

[Source: North Shore Pediatric Therapy]
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Rapport between therapist and client can be built by finding common ground and engaging in a positive joint experience. Rapport reduces tension and helps foster trust and communication within the therapeutic environment. Ice breakers are an excellent way to lay a strong foundation for rapport, as they provide an early opportunity for joint participation in an activity, communication, and bonding. The following is a list of ice breakers that will help you start out on the right foot with your clients during therapy sessions.
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