Children, adolescents and adults can be troubled by many experiences such as difficulties at school, illness, family changes, trauma, lack of friends, bullying and so on. These "troubles" or stress can hurt their physiological and psychological development. They can also lead to difficulty in day to day functioning and learning at school, home, and with life in general. Some of them cope well with their troubles, but some of them express their anxieties and needs through psychosomatic symptoms such as headache, stomachache, bowel movement problems, vomiting, poor appetite, sleeping problems, rash…without a physiological cause. Some express themselves through irregular behaviors such as being clingy, not wanting to go outside or school, outburst of anger and even aggression. Play Therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach developed to help children and adolescents to cope with stress and a variety of emotional and behavioral issues. A safe playroom is created to allow them to play with a few necessary limits so that he/she can feel secure to process their journey of healing on many levels. A qualified play therapist works with them to explore and resolve her/his problems. During the process of play therapy, they will be building strategies to cope with the difficulties they are facing in real life, which they cannot change. This process provides them with support for the development of a healthier brain, healthier behaviors, better self-confidence and a more positive view of their future life.