The AM show interviewing Dr Camilla Nguyen about the Brick by Brick programme

Dr Camilla Nguyen was interviewed by the AM breakfast show on Thursday 13th May about the Brick by Brick programme and the positive impact of learning through play.

The ethos behind Play Included that launched the Brick by Brick programme believe that all children love to play. Some of the benefits of attending Brick Club include promoting social skills, communication, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.

Her interview can be viewed on Newshub's website.

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Project with Play Included and Lego Foundation

I am so happy that I can finally share my recent project with Play Included and LEGO Foundation to help launch the Brick by Brick programme (formerly known as LEGO based therapy) for neurodivergent children on an international scale.

The filming was done in East Auckland where I am currently based and run Brick Clubs. I am very proud of the children who took part of this project and the progress they have made over time. They are the true heroes and superstar in the makings. This is the reason why I love my job!

Featured in The Huffington Post

Camilla's work on Lego-based workshops was featured in The Huffington Post. Click here to read the article.

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Dr Camilla Nguyen is delighted to be presenting a workshop about "Supporting Young People with Anxiety" at Elm Park School on the 12th September 2024.

For more information, please check out this Facebook post or refer to this link to RSVP.

Upcoming workshop for all Lego Master Builders!

Upcoming Brick Club for you to join!

Introducing Brick Club! The club where young people can have fun building LEGO® models together.

During Brick Club, children take part in team-based activities and work together to build a LEGO model, taking turns to play different roles (called the Engineer, Supplier and Builder) until the model is built. Building together involves joint decision-making, communication, social interaction, motor skills, creativity, imagination, problem-solving and much more! Over time, children develop a sense of community and belonging through their shared interest in playing with LEGO bricks.

Contact Sarah for more details or click here for the flyer in a new window.