Foto fra Nordisk Konference 2006,

Beitostølen Helsesportsenter.

Appetitvækker til

Nordisk Konference 2008

Af Anne-Merete Kissow

Roskilde, den 1. september 2008

Nordisk Konference i Tilpasset Idræt og Bevægelse

2.- 4. oktober 2008 er afholdes den 3. Nordiske Konference i Tilpasset Idræt og Bevægelse i på Högskolan i Halmstad i Sverige.

Konferencen er denne gang arrangeret som en del af en større konference på Högskolan med det overordnede emne ’Health, Participation and Effects of Sport and Exercise’. Konferencesproget er engelsk, da vi de på de tidligere nordiske konferencer har udelukket de finske deltagere ved at tale ’nordisk’.

Det nordiske netværk mødes disse dage

Vi anbefaler, at man ser programmet igennem som helhed. Der er på denne konference rig mulighed for at få noget med sig fra de andre fagområder, der er repræsenteret og eventuelt få en snak med deltagere, der har et lidt andet perspektiv på idræt og bevægelse, end man selv har.

Der er stadig plads til flere deltagere

Det er også på den nordiske konference at de mere uformelle faglige netværk i Norden kan opstå og dyrkes.

Vi håber på, at vi møder en talstærk gruppe fra Danmark i Halmstad.

Herunder præsenterer vi nogle de programpunkter, der har særligt fokus på Tilpasset idræt og bevægelse.

Torsdag d. 2.10

13.45 – 14.45 – Public Health Keynote Lecture

Peter Währborg (Sweden): Mental stress and physical activity.

15.15 – 16.45 – Interdisciplinary symposium 1: Health, Participation and

Effects of Exercise

Moderators: Finn Rasmussen (Sweden) and Magnus Lindwall (Sweden)

Panel presenters:

Finn Rasmussen (Sweden): Physical activity, fitness and fatness: Long-term risks for

cardiovascular diseases and type-2 diabetes.

Magnus Lindwall (Sweden): The relation between exercise and psychological health for

older adults: Dose-response and gender differences.

Karen Søgaard (Denmark): Effects of physical exercise on musculoskeletal health from a

biomechanical perspective.

Lars Kristén (Sweden): Adapted physical activity: Active healthy lifestyle for a disbilities.

Fredag d. 3.10.:

09.00 – 10.00 – Adapted Physical Activity Keynote Lecture. Pauli Rintala (Finland): Physical activity and reasons to move in children and

adolescents with disabilities.

10.30 –11.30 – Adapted Physical Activity Workshop 1.

Good practice in adapted physical activity. Inger Johansson and Lena Hammar

(Sweden).

11.30 –12.30 – Adapted Physical Activity Workshop 2.

Inclusion of children and adolescents with disabilities in physical activity. Peter

Pettersson, Ulla and Ronny Thorstensson (Sweden).

10.30 –12-30 – Adapted Physical Activity Oral Session 1

Chair: Marit Sørensen (Norway)

TarjaLevonen-Javanainen, Marita Poskipartu, & Pauli Rintala (Finland): Finnish public

health nurses as physical activity promoters in child health clinics.

Eva Gåve (Sweden): Motivating physical exercises.

Kristian Jensen (Denmark): Reflections on thirteen years experiences with Handivid.

Anne-Merete Kissow (Denmark): Adapted physical activity in a municipality in Denmark.

Chatrine Nøttingnes (Norway): Activities at the Beitostølen Healthsports Centre (BHC) as

represented by the “Local Environment Model” (LEM) program.

Merete Skadal (Norway): The benefits of a training assistant in the work with people with

13.30 – 15.00 – Poster Presentations

Johan Ericsson (Sweden): Physical education for students diagnosed with autism.

Anders Henriksson & Mats Salo (Sweden): Adapted integration? A study about the

integration of pupils with disabilities in the subject Physical Education and Health.

Kajsa Jerlinder (Sweden): Swedish physical educators’ attitudes toward teaching pupils

with physical disabilities in inclusive settings.

15.00 – 17.00 – Adapted Physical Activity Oral Session 2

Chair: Anne-Merete Kissow (Denmark)

Ylva Dalén (Sweden): Dynamic loading with vibration through playful activity seem to

increase bone density in four children with severe cerebral palsy.

Tarja Javanainen-Levonen & Anne Kärki (Finland): A case study from sport pedagogical

perspective in bachelor level training of physiotherapists in Finland.

Aija Klavina (Lithuania): Reliability and validity of the computerized evaluation protocol of

interaction in physical education.

Marit Sørensen & Anne Marie Lannem (Norway): Psychological aspects of physical

activity of individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI).

Anne Marie Lannem & Marit Sørensen (Norway): Physical exercise as a stress coping

resource for people with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI).

Martin Saebu (Norway): Physical activity and motivation in young adults with a disability.

Lørdag d. 4.10.:

9.00 –10.00 – Sport Psychology Keynote Lecture

Anne-Marte Pensgaard (Norway): Coping in sport and exercise: A strategy or an expectancy?

10.30 – 12.00 – Interdisciplinary symposium 2:

Health, participation and effects of competitive sports.

Moderators: Mark B. Andersen (Australia) and Roland Thomeé (Sweden).

Roland Thomeé (Sweden): Return to sports – Is it a strength if the strength is recovered?

Mark B. Andersen (Australia): Health, participation and effects of competitive sport: A

psychosocial perspective.

Marie Alricsson (Sweden): Self-related health, physical activity and musculoskeletal

complains in Swedish high school students.

Kim Wickman (Sweden): Bending mainstream definitions of sport, gender and ability.

Representations of wheelchair athletes.