This study aimed to develop a playfulness-based positive psycotherapy group with Six Bricks and Play Box (hereafter referred to as SBPB PBPP group), and to explore the effects on the well-being and playfulness of Taiwan's socially disadvantaged children. This study adopted a single-group quasi-experimental design, with 14 Taiwan's socially disadvantaged children as the research participants. They received 12 weeks of SBPB PBPP group (90 minutes each week). The researcher used the "Children's Well-being Scale" and "Children's Playfulness Scale" to carry out pre-test, post-test and follow-up test after the end of the group four weeks later. The researcher used the t-test of dependent samples to explore the effects of the experimental treatment. In addition, the researcher collected group records and used content analysis to explore the stages of change. Results found that: (a) the SBPB PBPP group has an immediate effect on well-being, life satisfaction, and playfulness; well-being, happy mood, life satisfaction, and playfulness all have delay effects; (b) the change stage of SBPB PBPP group includes: the development of strength cognition, the development of appreciating beauty, the practice of social competence, the deepening of strength and emotional power.