Farah is a dedicated Psychomotor Therapist with over 16 years of experience, passionate about helping children grow, thrive, and reach their full potential. 

I hold both a Bachelor’s (2008) and a Master’s (2012) in Psychomotor Therapy from Saint Joseph University of Beirut.
My mission is to create a warm, nurturing, and supportive environment where every child feels safe to explore, develop, and overcome challenges—all while building confidence, independence, and essential life skills.
Using a personalized and holistic approach, I work closely with families, teachers, and professionals to ensure that each child receives the right support for their physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development. Whether through clinical therapy, school-based intervention, or family guidance, I am committed to supporting children from infancy through adolescence with the skills they need to succeed.

I have spent over a decade working with NGOs, supporting children and families in refugee camps. My work has focused on enhancing children’s emotional well-being, developing their skills, and fostering confidence and independence. Additionally, I have led workshops and training sessions for teachers and parents, providing practical strategies to support children’s development, especially in low-resource settings.

Beyond clinical practice, I have also worked extensively in schools as both a therapist and a special education department coordinator, ensuring that children receive the support they need for better social, emotional, and educational integration.