The CREO Association (Stowarzyszenie CREO) invites everyone interested to a training session as part of the project “The Extraordinary Power of Therapy” (Niezwykła moc terapii) – on 16 October at Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu).
The main aim of the project is to increase the knowledge and practical skills of staff and volunteers of organisations and institutions working for people with disabilities, so that they can introduce therapeutic activities in the fields of horticultural therapy, art therapy, music therapy and animal-assisted therapy in their own settings, thereby expanding the range of rehabilitation options available to people with disabilities.
The project comprises a comprehensive set of activities that respond to the need to increase the knowledge and skills of representatives of institutions and organisations working for people with disabilities in implementing innovative therapeutic solutions.
The Extraordinary Power of Therapy. Details
When? There are two dates to choose from: 16.10 (10:00-16:00)
Where? Passage of Dialogue, Świdnicka 19 (Świdnicka underpass)
Who is it for? Staff and volunteers of organisations and institutions working for people with disabilities from the Kuyavian-Pomeranian, Lubusz, Greater Poland and Lower Silesian voivodeships (adults only)
Participation in the project is free of charge. If you are interested, please get in touch by e-mail: martyna.badura@centrumcreo.pl
The Extraordinary Power of Therapy consists of 2 sessions. The first is a training session introducing various types of therapy (art therapy, music therapy, horticultural therapy and animal-assisted therapy). During the 6-hour meeting, we will discuss each of these therapies and look at how each participant can put them into practice in their own workplace. Participants will learn how to introduce these forms of therapy step by step, how to involve the organisation’s staff and volunteers, which forms of therapy are recommended for which groups (different types of disability), and what the benefits of therapy are, as well as the costs of introducing and continuing it.
The second is an individual 8-hour workshop – one-to-one practice with a trainer in the chosen therapy, for example at the participant’s own organisation or institution. The session is designed to address the participant’s individual needs, e.g. how to implement particular techniques, how to prepare the workspace and how to involve the team, as well as running a therapy session for clients together with the specialist trainer.
THE EXTRAORDINARY POWER OF THERAPY project is co-financed by PFRON – the State Fund for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons.
