Neuropsychomotor therapy is a form of rehabilitation intervention that aims to reorganize the balance between motor, neuropsychomotor, affective, cognitive and neuropsychological functions, through the privileged use of play in individual and/or group situations. The intervention, through a comprehensive and early approach, aims to:

• support the integration of perceptual-motor functions

• promote the organization of emerging skills and the modification of atypical behaviours

• develop the potential present and increase the sense of efficacy and self-esteem

• stimulate the processes of reorganization and regulation by favoring a harmonious development.

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The therapist also collaborates within the multidisciplinary team in drafting the functional diagnosis, the functional dynamic profile and the individualized educational plan. Neuropsychomotor skills also intervene in the educational-preventive field by supporting the child's abilities within specific and individualized pathways.

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 Lemain pathologieswho are eligible for aneuropsychomotor treatmentI am:

Psychomotor retardation,Specific Developmental Disorder of Motor Function(Dyspraxia),

Written Expression Disorder(Dysgraphia),

Attention Deficit Disorder with or without Hyperactivity(ADHD),Genetic syndromes,Intellectual disability,

Autism Spectrum Disorders,PaInfantile Cerebral Analysis.