Psychomotor Rehabilitation for Children at New Dream Center

Psychomotor Rehabilitation for Children at New Dream Center

Psychomotor rehabilitation is one of the most important therapeutic approaches offered by New Dream Center for Child Skill Development. It aims to enhance the connection between the child’s mind and body by developing motor and cognitive skills together in a balanced and integrated way.

What is Psychomotor Rehabilitation?

Psychomotor rehabilitation is a therapeutic program designed to improve a child’s physical, sensory, and mental abilities. At New Dream Center, specialists focus on helping children with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorders, and learning difficulties develop their abilities through guided and customized exercises.

Objectives of Psychomotor Rehabilitation

• Improving body awareness and spatial orientation.

• Enhancing balance, coordination, and reaction speed.

• Developing attention, focus, and memory.

• Reducing emotional and behavioral tensions through movement.

• Supporting learning and social interaction.

Who Benefits from Psychomotor Rehabilitation?

New Dream Center for Child Skill Development provides psychomotor rehabilitation services to children with:

• Developmental delays

• Autism spectrum disorders

• ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)

• Intellectual disabilities

• Learning difficulties

• Sensory integration issues

How Are Sessions Conducted?

At New Dream Center, psychomotor rehabilitation sessions include various games and guided physical activities that target both large and fine motor skills. Sessions are designed by a team of specialists who evaluate each child individually and provide a personalized plan.

Integrated Approach

Psychomotor rehabilitation at New Dream Center is often integrated with other therapeutic programs such as speech therapy, behavior modification, and academic support to ensure the child's overall development in a healthy and balanced environment.