Special children will study in a pottery workshop thanks to the toobers

Psychologists increasingly recommend clay therapy, based on working with sensory and hand motor skills. Research confirms that clay classes promote self-expression in children with special needs, help them cope with life's challenges and improve communication skills. In addition, the process of sculpting develops aesthetic values ​​and forms a sense of beauty. During classes, specialists not only teach children with disabilities to sculpt, but also provide psychological support. Parents note that after such sessions, their children's imaginative thinking develops significantly and visual perception improves. To conduct master classes, we need to pay for the services of a pottery workshop. We ask tubers to help!