The RBU association in Västerås is a great example of what can be achieved, and it was both inspiring and joyful to take part in this event focusing on “A Life in Motion” for people with disabilities. Learn to Walk was presented, and several users and their families had the opportunity to try it out and experience how it helps teach and develop balance.
The lectures on physical activity took an innovative and forward-thinking approach, bringing together the perspectives of researchers, innovators, people with disabilities, and parents. Learn to Move’s lecture focused on new ways of thinking and treatment approaches that offer hope for improved function. The exhibition showcased a range of products as well as fun and engaging activities offered by parasport organisations — and we need many more opportunities like these! For those who are interested, a recorded part of the lecture will be available to watch at a later date. A big cheer for RBU for organising such an inspiring and much-needed day! We need more development initiatives and open discussions about what we are doing today — and how we can improve.
It is with great joy that we present the scientific results from the children who have learned to walk with the help of Learn to Walk in Zurich, October 10–12. Pediatric physiotherapists from across Europe will gather there to explore the latest advancements in pediatric physiotherapy. There is a great need for technological advancements in learning products as well as improved prognoses for children with disabilities. In addition to the tangible results where children have surpassed the prognoses currently given, the work with Learn to Walk has demonstrated how, for example: …walking patterns can become completely different and significantly improved compared to walking aids with hand support or tilted walking. Much more work is needed – we hope to inspire hope among participants from other countries.
“From March 2-6, for the second year in a row, the e-conference Health • Wholeness • Sustainability takes place, this year with a focus on “at work.”
So, it’s a conference that takes place entirely online, and everyone is welcome to participate for free via computer or phone.
I am one of 22 women interviewed on various topics related to the e-conference theme, and my interview can be listened to on the fourth day, Thursday, March 5th. It revolves around physical self-esteem and how it affects us.
As mentioned, it’s free to participate, but you need to register, and you can do that easily here. There, you’ll get more information and can see who the other 21 speakers are.
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