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Infants
The psychomotor therapist intervenes, among other things, in the following areas (non-exhaustive list) :
- Prematurity
- Psychomotor developmental disorder or delay
- Relationship problems
- Early detection of autism spectrum disorders
- Neurological, motor and/or sensory disorders
- Congenital malformations
- Genetic syndromes
- Prevention regarding parent-child attachment bonds
- Parental guidance
The children
The psychomotor therapist intervenes, among other things, in the following areas (non-exhaustive list) :
- Psychomotor developmental disorder or delay
- Learning disabilities: dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, dysorthographia, dyscalculia, dysphasia
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- Behavioral problems, inhibition
- Psychiatric disorders, depression
- Neurological, motor and/or sensory disorders
- Intellectual disability
- Parental guidance
Teenagers
The psychomotor therapist intervenes, among other things, in the following areas (non-exhaustive list) :
- Eating disorders
- Body image disorders
- Psychiatric disorders
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Depression
- Inhibition
- Neurological, motor and/or sensory disorders
- Intellectual disability
- Preparation for arthrodesis operations
The psychomotor therapist intervenes, among other things, in the following areas (non-exhaustive list) :
- Depression
- Burnout / Chronic Stress
- Psychiatric disorders
- Pathological pregnancy (pregnant women)
- Stroke
- Cancer
- Chronic illnesses and/or pain
- Neurological, motor and/or sensory disorders
- Intellectual disability
Seniors
The psychomotor therapist intervenes, among other things, in the following areas (non-exhaustive list) :
- Fall prevention
- Post-fall syndrome
- Balance disorders
- Memory problems
- Depression
- Neurodegenerative diseases, dementias
- Neurological, motor and/or sensory disorders
- Chronic illnesses and/or pain
- Stroke
- Cancer
