Our wonderful clay therapy course has concluded.

Contact with the plastic material allows you to gently stimulate the nerve endings of the fingers, improve coordination of movements and strengthen the muscles of the hands. This is especially important for children with motor difficulties, since working with clay turns routine exercises into an exciting creative process that motivates regular classes. Psychological and pedagogical support for such classes helps children not only master new skills, but also find emotional release, express inner experiences through tactile contact with the material. Specialists working with special children create a supportive environment where each child feels accepted and successful. Parents note that after a course of clay therapy, children's ability to think imaginatively increases, concentration and visual perception of the world around them improve.