Lego Therapy Group

What it is:

Lego therapy is a structured approach where children work in small groups to build Lego models, with each child assigned a specific role (e.g., engineer, supplier, builder). 

How it works:

• Shared Focus: The shared goal of building a Lego model encourages interaction and collaboration. 
• Role Assignment: Each child takes on a specific role, promoting communication, turn-taking, and problem-solving skills. 
• Structured Activities: Sessions typically involve structured building time and free play, allowing for both guided and independent exploration. 
• Facilitated by Trained Adults: Groups are led by trained facilitators who guide the activities and support the children's social interactions.