Psychomotricity is the science that studies people through his body in movement and in relation to the internal and external world. Psychomotor development takes place from the birth and throughout childhood, taking into account the 7 psychomotor factors, which develops in a hierarchical way and influence each other: tonicity and balance (responsible for the alert and vigilant states); lateralization, notion of the body and spatio-temporal structuring (responsible for receiving, analyzing and storing information from outside); and global praxis and fine praxis (responsible for programming and planning the activity).

Psychomotor therapy acts on inappropriate motor expression, usually linked to problems of development, behavior, learning, psychomotor maturation or psycho-affective. Therapy will focus on cognitive, motor, emotional and social development, seeking to promote greater autonomy in the child and enhance the learning process.