WHAT IS SOCIAL THERAPY? *SOCIALIS (lat.)–social THERAPY (Greek)- caring, service
The concept of SOCIAL THERAPY encompasses a broad spectrum of therapeutic modalities for people with disability of any kind, living in the community, participating in sheltered employment, living in shared and supervised accommodation, engaged in adult education programs.
Social Therapy is , first of all , aimed answering a person’s deep need for spiritual closeness with others, belonging to society surrounded by people who are important to him or her.
Social Therapy: Community as Care
Our approach to social therapy is rooted in the belief that every person—regardless of ability—has unique gifts to share. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms or limitations, social therapy nurtures each individual’s capacity to grow, participate, and contribute meaningfully to community life. In our daycare center, social therapy means creating a warm, inclusive environment where daily activities, shared responsibilities, and meaningful relationships support personal growth, independence, and a sense of belonging for everyone.
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Social Therapy modalities
•Agricultural/ garden works, including greenhouses, Harvesting berries, fruits, Crafts, Candle and Bookbindery workshops, Observing principles of organic and biodynamic agriculture, Art, music and theater therapy classes, Equine therapy , Animal care