Racha Ghaddar is a licensed Psychomotor Therapist holding a Master's degree in Psychomotricity from Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ). She has more than seven years of clinical experience in psychomotor assessment and intervention with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults presenting with neurodevelopmental, neurological, motor, sensory, cognitive, and learning disorders. She currently serves as the Coordinator of the Psychomotricity Department at Mosaïk Specialized School in Saida, where she provides clinical supervision to psychomotor therapists, coordinates therapeutic services, and contributes to the development of clinical practices. In parallel, she practices in multidisciplinary clinical settings and provides psychomotor rehabilitation for both children with neurodevelopmental disorders and adults with neurological conditions. A certified Snoezelen practitioner with additional specialized training in psychomotor rehabilitation, her professional interests include executive functions, learning disabilities, psychomotor intervention in autism spectrum disorder, and psychomotor rehabilitation for elderly. Her professional work is grounded in evidence-based practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the integration of clinical practice, teaching, and research. As a lecturer, she aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of psychomotricity by combining scientific knowledge, clinical reasoning, and practical professional skills.