Creation – Artistic Programs

Music-Theatre Group

One of the main goals is for the young participants to take on roles as “actors,” to engage in dialogue, sing, play musical instruments, move, and express themselves with their bodies on stage. All of this is done with the support and guidance of specialized instructors. Fun related exercises and songs are used as tools—“materials”—during the operation of the group.

Music-World

A small “orchestra,” a musical ensemble exclusively for children and teenagers who love music. Using boomwhackers, percussion instruments, keyboard, guitar, and vocals at various times, the group aims to give performances, mini-concerts, and potentially collaborate with other artistic groups (theatre, dance, etc.).

We can find music in every form of human expression—movement, speech, rhythm, a gesture, an emotion, and so much more—rather than as a rigid educational process. From this perspective, any form of diversity is “embraced” as an authentic part of our group. The weekly sessions last two hours and are guided by two professional musicians specialized in special education.

Music Activities in Autism

Music and its elements—such as rhythm, pulse, melody, and silence—reflect life itself and human expression in all its dimensions.

In this program, music becomes the bridge through which a relationship of trust is built and psycho-educational or simply recreational goals can be achieved. Indicatively, the following are cultivated: communication, interaction, attention span, social skills, understanding of boundaries, body coordination, emotional expression, emotional support, and more.