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Childhood is a formative period, shaping who we become as adults, but for many, it can be marred by adverse experiences that leave lasting scars. The journey to resilience, a capacity to recover from difficulties, can be challenging, yet innovative tools and approaches can help. One such tool is LEGO, the beloved building blocks that have captured the hearts of generations. Far beyond simple playthings, LEGO can serve as a powerful medium for healing and emotional expression, offering children a safe space to navigate their feelings and create new narratives. In this article I will explore how the act of building with LEGO not only fosters creativity and problem solving skills but also acts as a therapeutic outlet that can help children process trauma, build confidence, and develop resilience (see https://williamlockitt.co.uk/download/lego-more-than-a-toy2/ ).

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