Philosophical dialogue derives from the tradition 'Philosophy with children' which is a collective term for different forms of conversation, where children, young people and adults through group activities develop their abilities to enter a philosophical dialogue with each other and train the cognitive, personal and social skills.

The activity consists of 1 hour of physical exercise in the forest and 1 hour of conversation and shared reading at the library.

When you turn on the music, people will spontaneously start moving, you will see a wobbling foot or fingers drumming on a table. And for people suffering from stiffness or rigidity, dancing is a nice way to move. But dancing gives more. When your world keeps getting smaller and more passive due to dementia, dancing provides new contacts. It is a non-verbal way of communicating.