European Day of Psychomotricity
Observed annually on September 19th.
Enhance the visibility of Psychomotricity across Europe.
Established by the European Forum of Psychomotricity in 2016, this initiative aims to commemorate two decades of its presence and contributions.
Posting about Psychomotricity and organising numerous activities and events, each year, on the same date, in various countries to celebrate and promote Psychomotricity.
European Day of Psychomotricity
September 19th
Everywhere in Europe
Mark your calendar & Get inspired
By participating in or organizing similar events in your area, you can contribute to increasing awareness about Psychomotricity and its positive impact on comunities and individuals of all ages.
Just be visible
Place a flyer in your waiting room, attach a badge or pin to your bag, and hang a poster in your window.
Be a Psychomotricity Bannerman or Bannerwoman for a day!
Post on socials
Boost the digital presence of Psychomotricity by sharing engaging posts on social media and newsletters. These could include inspiring quotes, clinical experiences, practical resources, or the latest research findings.
Offer workshops
Offer insights into Psychomotricity through free workshops or lectures for the community, parents, educators, and healthcare professionals to learn about Psychomotricity and its applications.
Engage public activities
Encourage active participation and build community connections through engaging public street activites such as outdoor games, group activities, and interactive happenings to bring people together and showcase the essence of Psychomotricity in a fun and accessible way.
Host open-house events
Invite the public to learn more about the principles and practices of Psychomotricity by organising seminars and presentations or hosting open house events where visitors can explore the facilities and meet professionals.
Partner with Local Media
Disseminate information about Psychomotricity through articles, brochures, testimonials, interviews, press releases, reportages, collaborating with local newspapers, radio stations, or TV channels to highlight Psychomotricity.
