Nurture · Play · Structure
A Therapeutic Model
"We all want the freedom to be ourselves, yet we are most afraid of being ourselves."
Discover balance and find the freedom to be yourself.
Nurture Play Structure (NPS) is a therapeutic model that helps individuals, couples, and families find balance - so you can understand what you need, name it, and meet it.
The Nurture Play Structure (NPS) model was developed through experiences with clients. Over time, the importance of balance in our lives began to emerge as a common theme in discussions with clients. In observing the improvements clients experienced when they discovered balance, the NPS Model was born.
The NPS Model is a tool to explore this sense of balance in our lives. By focusing on Nurture, Play, and Structure, individuals, couples, and families are better able to recognize their strengths and challenges. They also report a better sense of who they are, what they need, and how to name these needs in relationships.
The NPS Model of Therapy can be used to address anxiety, depression, self-esteem, inter- and intra- personal relationships, and many other issues. With NPS, you can begin to experience the freedom to be yourself. We invite you to explore this site to learn more about this model of therapy.
Phillip Bass, MDiv, ThM, MA, LCMHC, NCC,
Licensed Qualified Supervisor
Learn more about the Nurture Play Structure Model of Therapy through our articles and helpful exercises.
After years of clients asking for them, the books are finally here!
Nurture Play Structure: Finding the Balance to Be Yourself, as well as the companion workbook,
Nurture Play Structure: The NPS Therapy Workbook are now available on Amazon. Both books are available in paperback and Kindle editions. Order your copy today!
