Moving towards better, Together!
From newborns to older adults, I meet each person where they are. Supporting children, adults, and individuals with neurological disorders and disabilities through movement, connection, and care that grows with you.
From newborns to older adults, I meet each person where they are. Supporting children, adults, and individuals with neurological disorders and disabilities through movement, connection, and care that grows with you.
I am a dedicated psychomotor therapist with a passion for helping individuals of all ages overcome neurological, developmental, and behavioral challenges. With extensive training and clinical experience across diverse healthcare settings, I provide compassionate, evidence-based interventions tailored to each patient's unique needs.
This intervention is built on years of real, hands-on experience; not just what's learned in a classroom, but what's learned by sitting with people, watching closely, and adjusting as needed. Techniques are selected based on each person's capacities and needs. What matters most is the moment things click: a skill gained, a step forward, a shift the person notices in their own daily life. Before any intervention begins, a few important steps come first.
Gathering a detailed history of the person's development, health, and daily functioning to understand the full picture before intervention begins.
Conducting a thorough psychomotor evaluation to identify strengths, difficulties, and specific needs.
Building a personalized intervention project with clear goals and techniques, based on the assessment results.
Carrying out the sessions, applying the chosen techniques, and adjusting the approach as progress is made.
Saint Joseph University of Beirut, Lebanon
Saint Joseph University of Beirut, Lebanon
École des Sœurs de la Charité de Besançon, Baabda, Lebanon
2018 - Present
Volunteering with the Order of Malta Lebanon means showing up for the people who are too often overlooked — the elderly and individuals with disabilities. Through camps and activities, care goes beyond assistance; it's about dignity, connection, and making sure every person feels seen.
2015 - Present
At the Lebanese School for the Blind and Deaf, movement becomes a language of its own. Organizing activities and leading psychomotor therapy workshops here is about creating space for expression, confidence, and connection — proving that communication takes many forms.
2016 - Present
What began as a childhood adventure grew into a lifelong commitment. From scout to chief, the journey with the Scouts has been about leadership, responsibility, and guiding the next generation — values that carry directly into the world of therapy and care.
Beirut, Lebanon