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Planned Visit:
Participants:
1
group leader + 1 participant per country
Youth
exchange: August
2020
Participants:
1 group leader + 5 participants per country
Countries:
Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Spain
Profile of participant
18
– 30 years old
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interested
in self development with the communicative level of English
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involved
in activities for the benefit of local society
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proactive
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interested
in art and integration with people from different countries
Topic of the project
The
main topic of our project is art therapy. It will be a great
opportunity to acquire elementary knowledge, where every person will
find out what are the possibilities and benefits of using simple
tools by the use of beeswax painting and composing plants. The
methods we mention are available to everyone and everyone can express
themselves through creativity.
What will we do?
During
the project, we create a space for creating images and objects,
thanks to which they will get to know each other better, understand
their problems and difficulties. What can be an impulse for positive
changes, for breaking your own internal barriers or limitations which
together we can put oneself out there in small steps. Participants do
not have to have artistic skills and greater experience in the
process of self-expression. The main assumption of the project is
development of skills in the field of solving inferiority conflicts,
lifting self-assessment and minimizing your stress, improving
interpersonal skills and cheat more self-confidence. You learn how to
be open up to other people and cooperate with new people from
different countries and mobilization of disabled people.
We
are planning to realize the activity with batik
- beeswax painting and ikebana
- creating plants from nature.
Objectives
The
aim of the project is to develop competence in the field of art and
therapy among young people. The translation for the objectives of the
Erasmus+ program is social inclusion and counteracting
marginalization. Our needs are to handling with internal fears by the
use of art.
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