VOICED : Delfines como terapia en Cuba

The National Aquarium of Cuba offers a unique therapy program where dolphins interact with children with disabilities. This program, running for four years, has shown significant improvements in the children's social, motor, and communication skills. The initiative has benefited 400 children, complementing their school education and enhancing their quality of life. The institution emphasizes that it is not a neurological rehabilitation center but aims to use its resources to bring happiness and improve the lives of participants.

What is the main purpose of the weekly visits to the National Aquarium of Cuba?

• To provide therapy for children with disabilities

• To conduct scientific research

• To train dolphins for performances

• To entertain the dolphins

How did the therapy sessions affect the child's social behavior?

• The child became more isolated

• The child developed a fear of water

• The child started avoiding the aquarium

• The child became more sociable

Approximately how many children have participated in the dolphin therapy program?

• 100

• 400

• 200

• 300

What is the primary goal of the National Aquarium of Cuba's program?

• To rehabilitate neurological conditions

• To enhance happiness and quality of life

• To provide a fun experience for children

• To train dolphins for competitive events

What is evident during the therapy sessions according to the final section?

• The dolphins are tired

• The participants are unhappy

• The participants' joy is evident

• The sessions are too long