Psychomotor therapy is a paramedical specialty which aims to develop and harmonize the neuro-motor , sensory , affective and relational functions of the patient, in order to promote their well-being and adaptation to the environment .

It is a holistic approach to care that contributes to the balance of body and mind .

The psychomotor therapist, a specialist in psychomotor disorders , is a paramedical health professional whose skills are defined by decree no. 88-659 of May 6, 1988. To practice, they must obtain the State Diploma (DE) of Psychomotor Therapist after 3 years of study, and intervene on medical prescription .

Psychomotor therapy encompasses three areas of action: prevention , rehabilitation , and therapy . It is therefore aimed at a wide audience, ranging from premature and full-term babies and their parents, to young children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.