therapeutic educational group offer

Targeted promotion of social behavior in children

Our special education group program is aimed at children aged 2 to 6 years and aims to strengthen children's social behavior. The children are accompanied in a small group for 90 minutes per week in order to specifically promote their social, emotional and communication skills.

We offer special education group programs in the district of Hameln-Pyrmont.

Who is this offer suitable for?

Our support group is aimed at children who need support in the following areas:

• Social and emotional behavior

• interaction with peers

• language development

• play behavior

• perceptual processing

• movement development

This offer is particularly suitable for children who have been identified as having developmental delays that could affect their skills, self-concept and integration into their everyday lives.

Methodical Promotion of Social Behavior

The methodological design of our special education group offering is based on the current needs of the children in the group. We work with elements from the following areas:

• Elementary Music Education

• sensorimotor and psychomotor skills

• Supportive Communication

objectives of the funding

The main aim of our offer is to strengthen the social behaviour of the children and to promote their personal development. We focus on the following:

• development and expansion of language skills

• strengthening a positive self-concept

• Differentiation of communication options and action competencies

• Improvement of perceptual processing and ability to concentrate

• increasing endurance and attention span

• Promoting social skills and independence in the group

• Supporting integration and participation in community life

How can you get this help?

In the district of Hameln-Pyrmont, the need for support is determined by the early detection center or a social pediatric center in Hanover. Approval and reimbursement of costs are based on the Social Code (§ 55 and 56 SGB IX) and can be applied for at the responsible social welfare office (Hameln Pyrmont: Office for Inclusion and Youth) if a need for support has been determined.

What is the difference between the help offered in the psychomotor group and the special education group?

In the psychomotor group, methods are offered to improve perception, for example. In the special education group, the focus is primarily on promoting social cooperation between the children.