LEGO-based therapy is an evidence-based approach designed for children with social communication difficulties to help develop these skills. Key focuses include sharing, turn-taking, following rules, using names, and problem-solving.

In practice, 3 children engage in small group sessions, facilitated by an adult. Each participant assumes a distinct role within the collaborative construction process and the roles rotate as sessions progress.

The roles are; the Engineer, who refers to LEGO instructions; the Supplier, who is responsible for providing the necessary LEGO pieces; and the Builder, who constructs the LEGO model. This structured approach not only addresses core social communication skills but also introduces a clear framework for cooperation and interaction, making it particularly effective for individuals with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

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