LEGO Club (LEGO®-Based Therapy Groups)
LEGO-Based Therapy is a structured, evidence-informed group intervention that supports the development of social communication, emotional regulation, problem-solving and collaboration skills. All in a fun, strengths-based environment.
The structured, collaborative nature of LEGO®-Based Therapy provides a natural opportunity for participants to practise communication, problem-solving and emotional regulation in real time. The shared task creates both motivation and gentle challenge, allowing skills to develop in a supported and engaging way.
Groups are facilitated by a registered counsellor and delivered within a therapeutic framework that prioritises emotional safety, ethical practice and developmentally appropriate support. Sessions are intentionally small to support connection and meaningful participation. Individual sessions and support also available.
Therapy may support goals related to:
- Social communication and interaction
- Turn-taking, cooperation and teamwork
- Emotional regulation and frustration tolerance
- Confidence, leadership and flexible thinking
- Peer connection and sense of belonging
LEGO-Based Therapy groups are designed to support young people with a wide range of social, emotional and developmental needs. Groups are often a great fit for autistic young people, as well as those experiencing anxiety, low mood, adjustment challenges, or stress. Each group is thoughtfully adapted to suit the developmental stage, communication style and support needs of the participants involved.
Program Format
- 10-week structured program (current intake will be confirmed by Friday the 18th of September, ready to commence the week beginning Monday the 5th of October 2026)
- Weekly 1.5 hour sessions
- Small groups of 3 participants
- Delivered in a therapeutic group setting
Locations
- Healing Hooves Inc, Nerang in their outdoor undercover area with the horses and donkey looking over the fence.
LEGO-Based Therapy Group Composition
Participants are grouped thoughtfully based on:
- Age and developmental stage
- Social communication profile
- Emotional regulation needs
- Previous group experience
Groups are facilitated by a registered counsellor and delivered within a therapeutic framework that prioritises emotional safety, ethical practice and meaningful outcomes. While sessions are playful and engaging, they are intentionally structured to support individual capacity-building goals.
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