SandPlay Therapy, developed by Dora Kalff and further expanded by Barbara Turner, is a gentle yet profound therapeutic approach that helps individuals explore and process their inner world. Rooted in Jungian psychology, it uses a tray filled with sand and a wide array of miniature figures, enabling clients to create symbolic scenes that reflect their emotions, experiences, and unconscious thoughts. In a safe and supportive environment, this non-verbal therapy allows both children and adults to express what may be difficult to articulate in words. The therapist serves as a compassionate witness to the process, providing space for healing and self-discovery. Clients can expect a nurturing atmosphere where their creations in the sand tray unfold naturally, guiding them toward insight, resolution, and personal growth.