SO.3.23 - Working with participatory research designs in mental health
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| Saturday, June 17, 2023 |
| 9:40 AM - 10:55 AM |
| UKK - Hall D (Level 2 - main floor) |
Speaker
Attendee4448
Research Associate
Newcastle University
The current and potential role of physical activity within holistic health support for people living with severe mental illness.
Attendee2139
Graduate Research Assistant
University Of Maine
Community-Based Participatory Research Methodologies are an Effective way to Create Relevant Programming to Support Physical and Mental Health in Perinatal Individuals
Attendee4283
Postdoctoral Researcher
Liverpool John Moores University
Movement Matters: A co-produced physical activity and motor competence intervention for children with intellectual disabilities.
Attendee1612
Phd Student
Ghent University
The development and evaluation of a physical activity promotion intervention for adolescents and young adults with intellectual disabilities: the Move it, Move ID! project
Attendee4757
PhD Student
University of Twente
Exploring the Needs of People with Low Health Literacy for Lifestyle Counselling: A Qualitative Study
Attendee1894
Qut
Connecting with Cultural Foods: Co-designing data collection methods with community members with lived refugee experiences
Attendee5254
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Central Queensland University
Goldilocks and the Rail Drivers: Can physical behaviours at work be health-enhancing?
Attendee4197
Professor
University of Bayreuth
Community Capacity Building for Improving Capabilities for Physical Activity in Men 50 plus
Attendee3839
Research Assistant
Edge Hill University
Co-production of Move Well, Feel Good: a school-based motor competence and mental health intervention.
