Report: Meeting #22 — From Neurogymnastics to "Wrong" Madagascar
Published on August 12, 2026 by Serhii Zlotnikov
Our 22nd meeting at the "Creativity Lab" on Maleva 49 was truly action-packed. We're continuing our cognitive health support program, which has already become a tradition:
- Neurogymnastics and the Stroop test: keeping the brain sharp so the blues won't be a problem.
- Creative block: drawing with both hands and developing fine motor skills.
- Educational block: we decided to take a virtual trip to Madagascar. And then, disappointment awaited us! The suspense was built to the limit, but "Madagascar" turned out to be "wrong" – the filmmakers shamelessly disappointed our participants by not showing Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, or Private. We're filing a complaint with the penguin commission!
But despite the absence of the famous four, the day went perfectly. We compensated for the lack of entertainment with lively conversation, tea, and—for the first time!—a joint performance of good old songs.
Results and plans:
The effect of "song therapy" exceeded all expectations. The energy was so strong that we decided to keep it up: at the 23rd meeting, we're launching a full-fledged karaoke session. The internet is a great thing, so let's remember everything!
Our lab is proof that you don't need a big budget to be happy. All you need is a little space, a cup of tea, and a willingness to laugh together even when the penguins haven't arrived...
- Neurogymnastics and the Stroop test: keeping the brain sharp so the blues won't be a problem.
- Creative block: drawing with both hands and developing fine motor skills.
- Educational block: we decided to take a virtual trip to Madagascar. And then, disappointment awaited us! The suspense was built to the limit, but "Madagascar" turned out to be "wrong" – the filmmakers shamelessly disappointed our participants by not showing Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, or Private. We're filing a complaint with the penguin commission!
But despite the absence of the famous four, the day went perfectly. We compensated for the lack of entertainment with lively conversation, tea, and—for the first time!—a joint performance of good old songs.
Results and plans:
The effect of "song therapy" exceeded all expectations. The energy was so strong that we decided to keep it up: at the 23rd meeting, we're launching a full-fledged karaoke session. The internet is a great thing, so let's remember everything!
Our lab is proof that you don't need a big budget to be happy. All you need is a little space, a cup of tea, and a willingness to laugh together even when the penguins haven't arrived...