Psychomotor development support offers all people the opportunity to experience themselves as self-effective and competent through a variety of social, material and physical experiences and to experience holistic development impulses. As part of research and co-operation projects, counselling and therapy services are to be made possible and, at the same time, work shadowing and practical learning opportunities are to be opened up for students. Doctoral candidates and students are involved in research processes or supported in their own research projects. The evaluation of impact factors using psychomotor services is the focus of completed and planned research work, which is further supported by the possibility of professional video and audio recordings as well as non-participant observations at the inclusive Competence Center.