Revalidation Ceramics Workshop's Organisation Guide

Produkt

Exclusion of some people from full-fledged production processes due to their age and disability; insufficient tools for effective revalidation; lack of activities organised for discriminated and excluded groups.

The innovation involves the use of a resource guide, which provides guidance on how to adapt a ceramics workshop for rehabilitation and full participation in the design process, and on the values of the preparation for the work itself. The material focuses on activities such as imprinting, bonding or fragmentation, among others, and the authors explain the particular therapeutic qualities of these activities. The guide thus facilitates the execution of the ceramic workshops.

People with disabilities, including people with visual disability; older people; excluded groups (e.g. people with experience of homelessness or unemployment).

Organisations and foundations that care for older people; organisations and foundations that care for people with disabilities; organisations and foundations that care for excluded people; revalidation workshops; rehabilitation facilities; art studios; educational facilities; therapists; ceramics instructors; people involved in community work.

The product of the innovation testing is a guide that is a universal tool for the recipient who wants to gain knowledge in the area of therapeutic uses of clay.

Involvement of people with disabilities in the design and production process; increased effectiveness of rehabilitation activities; positive impact on the self-esteem of the target group; development of creativity and artistic thought; sense of community with the group.

Tak

Ceramics workshop leader; person with a disability or elderly person, etc.

Necessary materials prepared for the workshop; provision of a space arranged for the workshop.

Bogdan Kosak, Modelarnia Ceramiczna KOSAK

Cieszyn

Dobre Innowacje [2019-2023]