Group music therapy for children in Katowice
For neurodivergent children and children facing social, emotional or communication challenges
Group music therapy uses participant-centred musical activities to support each child's development, recognise their needs and strengthen their abilities. Sessions take place in small groups at our centre in Katowice.
The group provides a safe setting for practising decision-making, cooperation, communication, listening and other skills useful at nursery, school and in everyday relationships.
Improvisation, creative activities and music-and-movement games let children express thoughts, needs and emotions that may be difficult to put into words.
The service is particularly valuable for neurodivergent children and those experiencing social, emotional or communication challenges.
For whom
Who this service is for
- • Neurodivergent children.
- • Children facing social, emotional or communication challenges.
- • Age groups: 4–6 and 7–9.
Benefits
What participation can offer
- Social skills practice in a safe environment.
- Development of communication, cooperation and emotional regulation.
- Expression through improvisation and creative activities.
- A stronger sense of belonging and confidence.
Format and practical details
Semester enrolment covers 15 sessions.
A group starts with at least 4 participants.
Groups are divided into ages 4–6 and 7–9.
Frequently asked questions
What age groups can attend?
We run two age groups: 4–6 and 7–9.
How does enrolment work?
Enrolment is by semester and covers 15 sessions. A group starts with at least four participants.
Is the group suitable for autistic children?
Yes. Sessions can be particularly valuable for neurodivergent children and those facing social or communication challenges.
Does my child need musical ability?
No. Participation and expression matter, not musical skill.