Pupils of the centre for children and teenagers with the limited possibilities of "Umyrzaja" have made friends with dolphins
16 December 2011, Friday
Pupils of the Menzelinsky rehabilitation centre for children and teenagers with the limited possibilities of "Umyrzaja" visited the Naberezhnochelninsky dolphinarium.
Possibility to enjoy the performance has appeared thanks to support of private businessmen F.F.Sabirova and R.G.Karimova.
As employees of the centre mark, during the performance children received set of pleasure and impressions: made friends with dolphins Indi, Inga, Sonya and Savely; went for a drive on the court shoes operated dolphins, took photos for memory.
Dolphin therapy is a long specially organized process, proceeding under supervision of some experts, being an alternative, nonconventional method of psychotherapy. But just a single visiting of the dolphinarium favorably affects the state of children-invalids’ health. After all the bright performance of "children of the sea» is a weight of positive emotions.
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