Psychomotricity is a therapeutic approach focused on the development and rehabilitation of motor, cognitive and emotional skills, using movement and play as the main tools. This consultation is particularly relevant for children, especially in the rehabilitation of various conditions.

During a Psychomotricity session, the therapist begins by assessing motor, cognitive and emotional abilities, and uses a series of activities and tests. Based on this assessment, a personalized therapeutic plan is developed that aims to improve areas of deficit and enhance existing abilities.

Sessions are typically playful and involve a variety of exercises and games, such as:

• Coordination and Balance Exercises: These exercises are designed to improve fine and gross motor coordination, as well as balance and body awareness.

• Fine Motor Activities: Tasks that involve delicate manual skills, such as fitting small pieces together, drawing or modeling, useful for developing manual dexterity.

• Imitation and Representation Games: These games help develop social and emotional skills, as well as stimulating imagination and creativity.

• Rhythmic and Musical Activities: Use music and rhythm to improve coordination, concentration and emotional expression.

Psychomotricity therapy is provided in a safe and stimulating environment where you are encouraged to explore and develop your skills at your own pace. This type of therapy is particularly effective in supporting children with developmental disabilities, learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorders.

Location: Gotu Barcelos

Schedule: to be scheduled

Duration: about 2h