Wan Naziha Andria Abdul Matin Chabot

Naziha Andria Chabot is a Certified Play Therapist with Play Therapy International. She has extensive experience supporting children and young people with emotional, behavioural, and developmental needs, including trauma, medical challenges, learning differences, and autism spectrum conditions. Her work has included providing holistic therapeutic support at the Children’s Cancer Foundation (CCF) in Singapore, where she supported children and families affected by cancer.
In her practice, Andria uses a child-centred and integrative approach. Recognising play as a child’s natural language, she creates a safe space where children can express themselves and develop healthier ways of coping. Alongside play therapy, she draws on Polyvagal Theory to support emotional regulation, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) to build practical skills, Internal Family Systems (IFS) to strengthen self-awareness, and a Jungian psychology outlook to explore symbolic meaning and self-discovery.
Her sessions often incorporate creative and expressive methods such as art, storytelling, and symbolic play, offering children multiple pathways for expression and healing. This multimodal approach helps children access their strengths, regulate emotions, and build healthier relationships.
Andria’s services are tailored for children aged 3–18 who may be experiencing anxiety, grief, medical trauma, behavioural challenges, or difficulties with self-esteem. She works closely with families, schools, and healthcare professionals to ensure consistent and holistic care.
Through an evidence-based, integrative, and creative approach, Andria helps children build resilience, strengthen self-expression, and develop the tools they need to thrive.

 


Qualification: Certified Play Therapist

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