Tânia Pinto
Psychomotor rehabilitation technician
Tânia has a degree in Psychomotor Therapy and is currently a PhD student at the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. From the start of her studies, she has shown a strong interest in child development, especially in Early Intervention and Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
In recent years, she has focused her work on psychomotor intervention with children who have neurodevelopmental disorders, including assessing their development and working with families, as well as in early childhood education settings.
She was a teacher at UTAD, delivering courses in both Psychomotor Rehabilitation and Sports Sciences. She also contributed to scientific articles on motor development and has spoken at several lectures and conferences about psychomotor development.
as a child, i want to be a
Pediatrician. I fondly remember how my pediatrician made me feel welcomed, heard, and safe. Over time, I also dreamed of becoming a sports teacher or an artist, driven by curiosity, the movement of the body, and the desire to communicate without words. Today, I realize that those dreams have not been lost and are part of who I am.
hobbies
In my free time, I enjoy being outdoors, playing with my children, and practicing sports.
curiosity
I do Crossfit!