Graphothérapeute

Marjolaine Benmoussa is a certified graphotherapist based in Aix-en-Provence, specializing in clinical and pathological handwriting difficulties among children, adolescents, and adults. Her practice focuses on dysgraphia and related challenges, which may affect handwriting’s legibility, speed, ease, and fluency. Signs that may warrant support include slow or painful writing, difficulty learning, reluctance to write, poor presentation, limited endurance, awkward posture or grip, and omitted letters.

The therapeutic pathway begins with a graphomotor assessment lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. It reviews the patient’s history and previous care, and uses tests to examine notebooks, pencil grip, hand dominance, writing speed, fine motor skills, and graphomotor development. Following the assessment, Marjolaine proposes an individualized rehabilitation plan. Sessions last 45 minutes and may address relaxation, fine motor coordination, grip, posture, pressure, rhythm, and foundational shapes or graphic movements. The number of sessions is determined over time according to the patient’s needs, regular participation, and family involvement. Consultations are offered at 5 boulevard du Roi René, Aix-en-Provence.