Approximately 6% of all children have motor planning and coordination difficulties that interfere with everyday functioning. Treating these issues promptly and effectively via trained professionals can give a child the ability to thrive in his home and school environment. Theramoves praxis training courses aim to give therapists the tools they need, as well as CEUs, to competently evaluate and provide interventions for clients.













What is the definition of Motor Planning?
Motor planning is the ability to plan, execute, and sequence a novel motor task. The fundamental importance of motor planning cannot be overstated. It affects one’s confidence in academic, social, functional, and athletic performance. Praxis allows children to plan and carry out motor skills in an efficient & refined manner, allowing for the fulfilment of their life roles.
Sometimes, an individual can successfully complete habitual motoric tasks that have been practised many times before, such as self-feeding, putting on shoes, and holding a pencil effectively. However, when asked to complete a novel task, they freeze up, present with performance anxiety, and or display extreme difficulty carrying out the activity accurately. Other times, children with motor planning difficulties can display challenges with their basic everyday routines. They may appear slow in carrying out motor tasks, clumsy, and may have difficulty with rhythm and timing.
The courses are suitable for:
- Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapist Assistants
- Physical Therapists
- Physical Therapists Assistants
- Special Education Teachers



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Who May Benefit from Learning about Praxis & Motor Planning?
Physical and occupational therapists may both benefit from learning more about praxis & motor planning strategies for effective treatment interventions.
Teachers and other childcare professionals may benefit from learning the signs of motor planning difficulties to know when to refer their clients to appropriate clinicians for treatment.
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Motor planning is a significant, often overlooked component of our everyday functioning. For those struggling with praxis issues, motor tasks that may appear easy to peers can be the source of anxiety, fear, and feelings of inadequacy. Gaining praxis skills with professional online training courses can help you to target these issues accurately and help your clients succeed in school and at home.