Gilbert Antaki

About

Gilbert Antaki is the Clinical and Scientific Lead of Bio Impaktiv and a Psychomotor Therapist and Neuroscientist. He holds an MSc in Neuroscience from the American University of Beirut (AUB) and a bachelor's in Psychomotor Therapy from Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth (USJ), where he now teaches and conducts research at the Institut de Psychomotricité. He also runs a clinical practice working with teenagers, adults and seniors, and his work focuses on bringing neuroscience and technology into everyday therapeutic practice.

At Creata Games Day on 1 October he represents Bio Impaktiv with the keynote “Modernising Therapeutic Practice Through Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence”. Therapists' tools have barely changed in decades: assessments with outdated norms, pen-and-paper tasks and handmade materials with fixed difficulty. The talk shows what artificial intelligence and interactive technology can add — adaptive task difficulty, fine-grained measurement of performance, continuously updated local norms, automated scoring and progress that follows each patient across sessions and into the home — and what must remain in place: rigorous validation and the central role of clinical judgment.