When the body learns, the child relaxes and grows in confidence.
Psychomotor therapy helps a child master their body, movement and emotions through play and movement. We start with a clear assessment, and tell you what we see, with a written plan.
Book an assessment on WhatsAppWhen does psychomotor therapy help?
If you've noticed one or more of these, an assessment gives you a clear answer.
Balance and coordination
Trips often, finds bikes, balls or stairs hard.
Fine motor skills
Holding a pencil, handwriting, cutting, buttons and laces.
Attention and calm
Can't sit still, distracted quickly, or tired by small efforts.
Emotions and confidence
Tantrums, fear of new movement, or withdrawing from group play.
Autism and development
Body awareness and communication, coordinated with the doctor and school.
Adults and older people
Balance after injury, fall prevention, and relaxation.
How we work with your child
Assessment
Two sessions of structured play and standard tests, plus a long talk with the parents.
Report and plan
A written report in plain words, measurable goals, and the expected number of sessions.
Weekly sessions
45 minutes of purposeful movement and play in an equipped room.
Parent follow-up
A short note on WhatsApp after each session, and simple exercises for home.
Sessions and prices
In US dollars. We issue receipts for insurers that cover psychomotor therapy.
A room built for movement
Soft floors, a therapy swing, a low climbing wall and a quiet corner to calm down. Everything safe and right for the age.
The team
Rita Khoury
Psychomotor therapist, founder
Diploma in psychomotor therapy, 12 years with children.
Jad Haddad
Psychomotor therapist
Specialises in attention difficulties and autism.
Nay Saab
Psychomotor therapist
Early childhood, 18 months to 6 years.
Parents ask
How is it different from physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy focuses on muscles and joints. Psychomotor therapy links movement with attention, emotions and confidence, which is why it works so much through play.
How many sessions will my child need?
It varies. After the assessment we give you a written estimate, and review progress every 10 sessions.
Can I stay in the session?
Yes for the first sessions. After that the child usually works alone, and we explain what happened at the end.
Centre hours
- Monday – Friday
- 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Saturday
- 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
- Sunday
- Closed