LEGO Therapy
Discover the benefits of LEGO Therapy for children with autism and developmental disorders. Learn how this playful approach fosters social competence.
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Commonly asked questions
LEGO-based therapy supports social development in children, particularly those with autism spectrum disorders. It facilitates communication, collaboration, and social skills through structured play.
LEGO Therapy sessions typically last about 50 to 60 minutes, and the duration of the social development program can vary, often running weekly depending on the group's needs.
To set up a LEGO Therapy group, gather a small group of children with similar social development goals, provide a variety of LEGO sets, and follow structured sessions guided by a trained LEGO Therapy practitioner to promote interaction and collaboration.
Yes, young adults can also benefit from playing LEGO. It helps them develop problem-solving skills, improve focus, and enhance social interactions in a fun way.
