Origami sessions can provide psychological support, e.g.

• Conveys the feeling of acceptance when you take time to demonstrate or teach origami
• Promotes the feeling of being connected when the client realized self as part of a group
• Staff doing origami presents an approachable image because this activity can pause anytime for more urgent intervention
• Confirms the staff's availability as the client can choose the right time to voice his problem when he feels ready.

Origami sessions can encourage desirable behaviours, e.g.

• Use positive social interaction
• Use problem-solving approach
• Be patient
• Promote creativity
• To develop a hobby
• To involve in activity
• To share feelings and knowledge

Origami sessions can facilitate

• Learning experience
• Problem solving experience
• Communication experience
• Goal setting experience
• Opportunity for fun & relaxation
• Opportunity to receive feedback and positive reinforcement

Other possibilities in Origami sessions

• Used as a bridging therapy
• Used as an relaxation before other therapies
• Used as an non-threatening approach
• Used as an ice breaker