First meeting and case history
Understand the person's history, everyday life, expectations and strengths so we can decide together what comes next.
Explore this service →Psychomotor therapy · Brussels
Grow, move, feel. At your own pace.
I’m Aïda Hamzi, a psychomotor therapist at Centre ZigZig in Brussels. I work with children, teenagers and adults, including people with neurodevelopmental conditions, coordination difficulties or sensory differences. My practice combines listening, clinical observation and scientific knowledge to agree on goals that reflect each person’s needs and everyday life.
Consultations are offered in French and English only.
Getting acquainted
A meeting above all
Each person has their own history, strengths and needs. Our first meeting is a chance to understand what brings you here, place any difficulties in context and decide together on the most relevant next steps.
Understanding
What is psychomotor therapy?
Psychomotor therapy explores the links between movement, perception, cognition, emotions, sensory processing and interactions. The aim is not just to describe a difficulty, but to understand how it affects participation, learning, independence and well-being in everyday life.
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Services
Support built together
The process begins with a discussion of your history and needs. A psychomotor assessment or sensory profile may then be suggested if it addresses your concerns.
Psychomotor assessment
Combine clinical observations and standardised assessments to clarify psychomotor functioning, its impact and the person's needs.
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Sessions organised around individual functional goals that are reviewed and adjusted regularly.
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Explore sensory differences and how they affect everyday situations.
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Resources to help you understand
Infographics, scientific insights and summaries of recommendations to help make sense of neurodevelopment and everyday situations. These resources are for information only and do not replace an individual assessment.
Sensory experiences
Sensory differences
Exploring the different ways people experience sounds, textures and movement.
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Supporting emotions
Words and tools to open a conversation about emotional experiences.
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Understanding ADHD
An introduction to attention, movement and organisation.
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Coming for a consultation
Consultations take place at Centre ZigZag, avenue Louise 524, 1050 Ixelles. Find directions, fees and appointment arrangements in the practical information section.
Use the contact page to discuss your request with the practice.
Moving forward together
A question, or a first meeting?
You can email Aïda Hamzi from the contact page.