What do the Veronica Sherborne developmental movement classes consist of?
The phenomenon of the developmental movement method is based on creative, simple and natural movement play. While exercising, children get to know themselves - their abilities and limitations, which they learn to overcome. They establish a visual and physical relationship with one another and have the opportunity to feel great in their bodies. The activities develop awareness of space, relieve tension and improve concentration. Movement is fun, which gives the experience of joy and sharing it with others, which is very important in establishing social contacts.
When to enroll your child in Veronica Sherborne developmental movement method classes ?
Classes are dedicated to all children. Children who have a diagnosis, a certificate of need for early development support, but we also welcome children who simply like music and are happy to participate independently in group activities, wanting to acquire or develop their musical skills.
What they look like Veronica Sherborne developmental movement method classes?
Musicalisation classes are led by a Music Therapist and take place in peer groups. During the classes, the therapist focuses on the children, tailoring the programme individually to the needs of the children in the group. Various props and interesting musical instruments are used during the classes.
For whom Veronica Sherborne developmental movement method classes?
For children from 3 years of age.
How long do the classes last?
Individual classes with a therapist last: 45 minutes.
How long does the whole therapy take?
Classes are conducted in a group format, which take place at a frequency of once a week. The number of classes depends on the individual needs of the patient.
How to prepare for a visit?
The child is already working independently in the group during the class without a parent - they should be happy to stay in the room without a parent - our Therapist will make sure they feel safe. However, when the child is not yet independent, we invite them to participate in a group of Gordonki classes - where the parents are present during the class. In order to assess independence and fit into the group accordingly, we invite you to the first individual class with the music therapist.
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