Erasmus Plus Progetto Crescere

08/06/2026

When we are under stress, the body reacts too: posture, breathing, and physical tension can influence our emotional state and the way we deal with everyday situations.

Learning to recognize these signals is a first step toward regaining balance, presence, and awareness. ✨

29/05/2026

This week we welcomed participants from Belgium and Malta to our course "Teenagers with Behaviour Disorders or Bad Boys?" for a rich experience of learning, discussion and international exchange.

Throughout the week, we explored different perspectives on adolescent behaviour, shared professional experiences and reflected on educational practices in a stimulating international setting.

A heartfelt thank you to all participants for their active involvement, openness and valuable contributions.

Thank you for being part of this experience. We hope to see you again in one of our future courses!

14/05/2026

Catherine Middleton, Princess of Wales, visited Reggio Emilia to explore innovative approaches to early childhood education and emotional development. 🇬🇧🇮🇹

We are proud to see Reggio Emilia recognised worldwide as a reference point for education, inclusion and community values. 🌍✨

Il primo appuntamento è in Sala del Tricolore verso l’ora di pranzo: in piazza saluterà il pubblico

08/05/2026

On the path to wellbeing, we are not alone
Recognizing what supports us each day is the first step to feeling better. 🌿

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28/04/2026

An internal mindfulness walking workshop held in the Park of the Reggia di Rivalta. 🌿

A mindful walking experience focused on listening to the body, being present, and connecting with the surrounding environment. This activity stems from the training pathway of the European project Wellbeing Academy, turning learning into concrete experiences shared within the team, promoting wellbeing, awareness, and attention in educational and professional contexts.

Taking care of one’s wellbeing helps people work with greater balance and prevent stress in everyday life. 🌱

07/04/2026

When pressure rises, even small changes in your body can help you regain calm and focus.
Sometimes taking a brief pause and listening to your sensations is enough to move from an automatic reaction to a more conscious response.

07/04/2026

A course delivered by ou Friends from Alp activating leadership potential (Wien). We highly recommend It. We Will be there!!!!!

Take a break that truly makes a difference.

The Break Effect (22–26 June 2026, Graz) explores how well‑designed informal moments boost learning, focus, creativity and connection.

Join us for five days of mindful practice, neuroscience insights and meaningful exchange in a small international group.

More info & registration on our website

25/03/2026

✨ Explore our new E-Guide on Neurodiversity & Art Therapy! ✨

We are excited to share the E-Guide developed within the “Neurodiversity and ArtTherapy” Erasmus+ project – a practical and accessible resource designed for professionals working with young people with neurodevelopmental differences.

The guide brings together:
• research and evidence-based practices
• step-by-step activities using expressive arts
• real-life examples from pilot implementations
• practical tools to support emotional regulation, self-expression, and social engagement

Whether you are an youth worker, educator, therapist or simply interested in creative approaches, this guide offers valuable insights and ready-to-use methods.

Access the E-Guide here: https://neurodiversityarttherapy.wordpress.com/e-guides-links/
Let’s support neurodiversity through creativity, connection, and meaningful expression.
https://neurodiversityarttherapy.wordpress.com/

NeuroArtTherapy

19/03/2026

Teenagers with Behaviour Disorders or “Bad Boys”?

📅 25–29 May 2026

📍 Reggio Emilia, Italy

A training course for teachers and educational professionals.
Practical tools and methodologies to recognise behavioural disorders, distinguish them from behavioural difficulties, and manage classroom challenges effectively.

✅ Course confirmed

📩 For more information:
[email protected]

09/03/2026

The Smile Café project brought us to , Lithuania, where partners met to work together on the development of the project.
We were welcomed by the Lithuanian partner Baltic Skills, together with the partners EureCons Förderagentur GmbH and Alp activating leadership potential , to continue the collaborative work of the project.

With the European project Smile Café, we are creating a space for meeting and connection dedicated to people aged 55+, designed to counter loneliness and to value every stage of life.

Through moments of sharing, listening and activities that stimulate the mind and relationships, Smile Café promotes wellbeing, cognitive vitality and participation.
Within the project, there will also be opportunities to approach the digital world in a simple and accessible way, helping participants feel more confident and involved in a rapidly changing society.

The goal is to support the idea that ageing can be a season of growth and new possibilities.
A small community space where people can continue to flourish, cultivating relationships, interests and a sense of belonging.