Psychologists often offer their patients clay therapy, which is based on working with sensory and motor skills of the hands. It has been scientifically proven that working with clay allows special children to express themselves, thereby overcoming life's difficulties and establishing communication. Modeling also forms aesthetic tastes and develops a sense of beauty.
During clay classes, masters not only teach children with disabilities to model, they also conduct psychological correction. After such classes, parents note the development of imaginative thinking and visual perception in their children.
To conduct master classes, we need to pay for the services of a pottery workshop and purchase materials. We ask tubers to help!