Pedagogical Therapy

1. WHAT IS PEDAGOGICAL THERAPY:

In pedagogical therapy, great importance is given to

individual approach. Educational therapist

diagnoses the specific needs of the child and on this basis

selects appropriate working methods based on

graphomotor exercises, through logic games,

concentration or memory training. Most often they are

to him children with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD,

auditory processing disorders or

cognitive deficits. It is also crucial

emotional support – the therapist helps the child

regain self-confidence and shows that difficulties in

learning does not equate to a lack of ability.

When is it worth using educational therapy?

The most common people who use educational therapy are:

students who have persistent learning difficulties

despite regular work at school and at home. If a child

avoids writing, gets discouraged quickly, has problems with

reading or memorizing content - it's worth it

consult a specialist. Therapist

pedagogical will not only lead individual

classes, but will also provide instructions to parents and

teachers how to support children in everyday life

functioning. Thanks to this, therapy does not end after

leaving the office – its effects are amplified in

school and home environment.

Effects of therapeutic work – what can be gained?

Educational therapy is a process that takes time,

patience and commitment – both on the part of

both children and adults. The effect of regular classes is

not only improving specific skills such as

writing, reading or logical thinking, but also general

increased independence and self-confidence. Therapist

a pedagogical person is a person who helps a child

understand that he has the right to learn at his own pace and

in his own way – and that he can achieve success despite

difficulties. That is why educational therapy

plays such an important role in the support system

educational.