Psychomotor Therapy
What is Psychomotor Therapy?
Psychomotor therapy is a specialized therapeutic approach that addresses both psychological and motor functions, helping children develop essential skills for their overall growth. It focuses on the deep connection between perception, emotions, thoughts, movement, and behavior, recognizing that these elements work together to influence a child's development. More information about psychomotricity here (article about psychomotricity)
Some of our team member are advance trained with RMT and MNRI therapy (primary reflexes integration programs).
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Motor Skills: Fine and gross motor coordination, balance, spatial awareness.
Self-Regulation: Emotional control, behavioral adaptation, primary reflexes integration.
Cognitive Abilities: Problem-solving, attention, concentration.
Social Skills: Communication, peer interaction, relationship-building.
Academic Readiness: Handwriting, pre-writing skills, body coordination for school tasks.
Confidence & Independence:
Improved ability to navigate daily activities and challenges..