Patricia A. Pereyra
Patricia A. Pereyra is an Argentine psychomotor therapist and social psychologist with over 20 years of experience in clinical intervention with children and families. She is known for her innovative approach to psychomotricity, integrating concepts from Lacanian psychoanalysis and body theory. She has worked in the early intervention team at Penna Hospital in Buenos Aires and has been a professor at the University Madres de Plaza de Mayo. Additionally, she is the founding vice president of the World Association of Psychomotricity and co-creator of the Iocari Team, specialized in interdisciplinary clinic through play.
Among her notable works is El cuerpocosa. The body in the clinic of psychomotricity with children (2017), published by Letra Viva. This book introduces the concept of "cuerpocosa" to describe the bodily manifestations of children with severe subjectivation difficulties. Through clinical stories and accessible language, Pereyra offers a deep insight into how the body expresses subjectivity in childhood. The foreword by Liliana Aizcorbe highlights the importance of this approach to understand and address severe disturbances in children.
Additionally, Patricia A. Pereyra is the author of Escrituras del cuerpo en tiempos de pandemia (2021), a reflection on the transformations of the body in the context of the global health crisis.
Among her notable works is El cuerpocosa. The body in the clinic of psychomotricity with children (2017), published by Letra Viva. This book introduces the concept of "cuerpocosa" to describe the bodily manifestations of children with severe subjectivation difficulties. Through clinical stories and accessible language, Pereyra offers a deep insight into how the body expresses subjectivity in childhood. The foreword by Liliana Aizcorbe highlights the importance of this approach to understand and address severe disturbances in children.
Additionally, Patricia A. Pereyra is the author of Escrituras del cuerpo en tiempos de pandemia (2021), a reflection on the transformations of the body in the context of the global health crisis.
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