Infants & Toddlers
Early intervention for developmental delays, motor milestones, and sensory processing challenges.
Enhancing motor skills, coordination, and cognitive function through personalized, holistic treatment for all ages.
Psychomotor therapy is a specialized therapeutic approach that focuses on the relationship between movement, cognition, and psychological processes. At Talking Brains Center, our psychomotor therapists work closely with individuals to improve their physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being.
We address challenges in motor skills, sensory processing, and cognitive function through personalized treatment plans. Our therapists collaborate with families, educators, and healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive, multidisciplinary care.
Our psychomotor therapists work with clients across the entire lifespan, addressing motor, cognitive, and emotional challenges.
Early intervention for developmental delays, motor milestones, and sensory processing challenges.
Support for coordination difficulties, handwriting challenges, attention issues, and learning disabilities.
Rehabilitation for stroke recovery, brain injuries, anxiety, depression, and stress-related disorders.
Maintaining mobility, balance, cognitive function, and independence through targeted therapy.
Our psychomotor therapists specialize in several key domains to support holistic development.
Every client receives a comprehensive psychomotor assessment to identify their unique needs. We develop individualized therapy plans using evidence-based techniques to address physical, emotional, and cognitive goals.
Targeted activities to improve coordination, balance, and motor planning
Exercises to improve sensory processing and modulation
Strategies for stress management and emotional regulation
Exercises to enhance proprioception and body schema
Tasks to improve attention, memory, and executive function
Engaging activities for children to develop skills through play
Specialized exercises to improve handwriting and fine motor control
Empowering families to support progress at home
Our DHA-licensed psychomotor therapists hold specialized degrees and bring extensive experience working with diverse populations across all age groups.
MEET OUR THERAPISTS →Psychomotor therapy is a therapeutic approach that focuses on the relationship between movement, cognition, and psychological processes. It aims to improve emotional and cognitive functioning through physical activities, body awareness, and cognitive exercises.
Psychomotor therapy benefits individuals of all ages, including children with developmental delays, adults recovering from stroke or brain injury, and seniors with motor or cognitive difficulties. It also helps those with anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress-related disorders.
Psychomotor therapy targets body schema and awareness, fine and gross motor skills, laterality, muscle tone, spatial and temporal organization, cognitive and executive functions, and handwriting.
Sessions typically range from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the individual's needs and the therapeutic activities involved.
Our psychomotor therapists hold bachelor's and master's degrees in psychomotor therapy and are licensed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). They maintain ongoing professional development to deliver the highest standard of care.
Yes, after a comprehensive assessment, our psychomotor therapists create individualized therapy plans tailored to each patient's specific needs, goals, and abilities. Activities and interventions are adapted to address challenges and promote growth.
Yes, psychomotor therapy can be beneficial for individuals with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress-related disorders by promoting self-expression, emotional regulation, and stress management through physical activities.
Psychomotor therapy is often covered by healthcare insurance plans, though coverage varies by diagnosis and policy. We operate on a "Pay and Claim" basis and provide all documentation needed for your insurance reimbursement.