developmental<\/strong> approach of human being.<\/p>\nMind, Body<\/strong> and Emotions<\/strong> are in the heart of the practice. Those three entities are constantly in interaction. Thus if one dysfunctions the other ones are impacted.<\/p>\nWhen a disorder or handicap, psychic or physical, are disturbing the great balance<\/strong> between those 3 entity, the psychomotor therapist intervenes to re-establish this fragile balance using a movement centered approach<\/strong>. The therapist prevents, diagnoses<\/strong> and leads the therapy.<\/strong> The patient’s environment and history are in the center of the treatment. That’s why the therapeutical protocol is built with the patient and its surroudings.<\/p>\nThe human being is constantly evolving. That’s why the psychomotor therapy can help people across a lifepan<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe therapist works most of the time in association with other kind of therapists such as: psychologist, neuro-psychologist, speech therapist, occupationnal therapist, doctors…etc.<\/p>\n
It’s an evidence-based<\/strong> practice deeply rooted in sciences<\/strong> such as neuro-anatomy, physiology, neurosciences, psychiatry and developemental psychology.<\/p>\nSome of its tools:<\/strong> Motor paths, fine and gross motor skills activities (such as beading, building, playdough, jumping, throwing balls…), painting, drawing, sensory integration, relaxation, body expression, stop &go games, planification & concentration activities, handwriting…<\/p>\nhttps:\/\/vimeo.com\/220676697?ref=fb-share&1<\/a><\/p>\n