Earth Games in the Grove Park

A series of creative meetings for parents and children: development of playfulness and resilience through earth and paper for children aged 6-9 and a parent You are invited to four experiential meetings in the community garden in the Grove Park, based on the Earth Games approach – a process of strengthening the parent-child bond through manual labor that creates paper and water in the soil. Each parent-child couple will undergo a four-session process of preparing the raw material and creating following a story, inventing games, discovery, and wonder. This is an opportunity to strengthen the connection, for personal expression through imagination, invention and connection to the present. The activity combines pleasure and creativity, arousing resilience, wonder and joy of life. When? Mondays – 2.11 | 9.11 | 16.11 | 23.11 15:30–17:00 Where? The community garden in the woods park (opposite the zipline) for whom? Children aged 6-9 and their parents How does it work? Touching the earth helps regulate emotions. The creative process allows for the expression of content and emotions. All of these can help children or adults express their feelings and process issues that occupy their souls. When the works dry up, they become a play tool. The Continuous Experience is a space for interpersonal connection and the mobilization of personal and group coping forces. The workshop will be taught by Dror Ben-Yosef, a psychotherapist