Psychomotricity workshop

Psychomotricity focuses on the study of the human being as a complex and interconnected being, who needs stimulation and attention in all aspects, not only at a cognitive level, but also at a motor and emotional level in order to achieve an adequate integral development.

Objectives:

• To work on the integral development of people through the stimulation of their motor, cognitive and affective capacities.
• Stimulate psychomotor development: Through activities and games that promote movement, we seek to stimulate the motor development of participants, improving their coordination, balance, muscle tone, among other aspects.
• Enhance cognitive development: By carrying out activities that require attention, memory and reasoning, the cognitive development of the participants is stimulated, improving their learning and problem-solving skills.
• Encourage emotional expression: Through exercises that involve emotions and bodily sensations, the aim is to encourage emotional expression, which favours the capacity for emotional self-regulation.
• Improve socialisation: The psychomotor workshop can also contribute to the development of social skills by encouraging interaction between participants and teamwork.
• Prevent and treat psychomotor difficulties: In cases of psychomotor difficulties, the workshop can be used as a therapy to prevent, treat or improve these difficulties.