LEGO®-Based Play Therapy Techniques – SOPHIA ANSARI, JOSUE CARDONA (Digital Seminar)

Description:

LEGO® models and structures have become well-recognized not only as toy models but also as art forms that can be used in therapy. By unlocking the inner architect who craves creativity, flexibility, and transformation, LEGO® (and similar building bricks) can be used as a therapeutic tool in play therapy and counseling to help strengthen relationships, provide sensory stimulation, improve social skills, and build resilience. This workshop will explore the therapeutic power of LEGO® in play therapy and counseling for working with children, adolescents, and adults.

You’ll gain an understanding of how to incorporate LEGO® into directive and non-directive play therapy interventions to engage clients, improve communication, problem-solving skills, conflict resolution skills, and increase self-esteem and well-being

Outline:

LEGO®101: The (Literal) Building Blocks of Play
History and empirical rationale of LEGO® based play therapy
What makes building with bricks a therapeutic task?
Who may benefit from LEGO® based play therapy?

Let’s Build! Creative LEGO® Based Play Therapy Interventions
Individual and group interventions for children and adolescents
Directive and non-directive interventions to improve:

Communication
Engagement
Problem solving
Social skills
Flexible thinking
Conflict resolution
And more!

Families who build together, stay together – how to use LEGO® with families

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