Abstract
This article first discusses the notion of play and summarizes the play behavior in early childhood in terms of developmental science. This translates into a discussion of emotional and social aspects of playing, particularly the pretend-play in terms of trauma, symbolization, and coping processes. It concludes with a plea for the use of free forms in different formations of early interventions and a guided inclusion of sound play therapies.
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