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Lego therapy

LEGO® Therapy turns play into powerful social learning—helping children connect, communicate,


Yay Kinder Consultancy

LEGO® Therapy for Children LEGO® Therapy is a fun, evidence-based social development program that helps children strengthen communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills—one brick at a time! Originally developed for children with autism, it is now widely used to support a range of social, emotional, and communication needs. In each session, children work in small groups to complete LEGO® building tasks. Each child takes on a specific role: Builder – gives the instructions Supplier – finds and hands over the correct pieces Engineer – follows the instructions to build the model This structured teamwork promotes: Verbal and non-verbal communication Listening and turn-taking Giving and following instructions Confidence and emotional regulation LEGO® Therapy is playful, inclusive, and child-centered. It fosters learning and personal growth through shared experiences, encouraging cooperation in a supportive and engaging environment. A short assessment will be completed after each session to track your child’s progress. At the end of the 5-session program, a summary report will be provided to give insight into your child’s development and achievements. LEGO® Therapy turns play into powerful social learning—helping children connect, communicate, and thrive.


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