The ADAPT lab focuses on the relationship between physical activity and physical, psychosocial and mental health outcomes in persons with disabilities.
Old Dominion University's Center for Movement, Health, & Disability is currently looking to hire a Research Assistant Professor for Fall 2025.
For more information, contact search committee chair: Dr. Justin Haegele, jhaegele@odu.edu
To apply: jobs.odu.edu/postings/21731
We are pleased to welcome our new #editorial board member, @JennTomasone from Queens University, Canada. Dr. Tomasone’s areas of expertise include optimizing PA participation, community-based exercise programs/interventions & knowledge translation/mobilization.
#APAQ
I am thrilled to be able to work with the Canadian Centre for Outdoor Play on this 4-year project. Much needed work to be done in the area of #outdoor play and #childhood#disability
*BIG NEWS!*
We have received 4yrs of funding from @GovCanHealth's Healthy Canadians & Communities Fund!!!
Our project aims to address physical & social barriers to outdoor play and learning for children living with disabilities!
#outdoorplay#disabilitycanada.ca/en/public-health/n…
The 2024 ParticipACTION Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth is here!
Read the report card to discover the key grades: hubs.la/Q02wgJqT0
The 2024 ParticipACTION Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth is proudly supported by Saputo.
A team of researchers and practitioners with expertise in childhood disability, inclusive play, and community programming have produced two Quality Participation on Playgrounds Blueprint resources @ArbourKelly@CanDisParProcdpp.ca/resources-and-public…
New publication now available from our inclusive playgrounds research project. Thank you @CHShirazi for your leadership on this paper! @CTJumpstart@CanDisParPro
Understanding the experiences of parents of disabled and non-disabled children at playgrounds designed for disability inclusion tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
This project was one of the highlights of my research career. The resources show how much fun our team had in creating them. Thank you to the amazing research team I had the pleasure to work alongside ❤️ @steadwardcentre@nikiodorico@MaeghanJames@LatimerCheung
Spring is in the air! We are excited to share a new KT Bulletin to support our Quality Participation on Playgrounds projects! Share these resources so that ALL children have the opportunity for quality participation in play. Visit: cdpp.ca/resources-and-public…@LabAdapt
UofT researchers have arrived at the @SpecialOCanada Winter Games #Calgary2024
Stop by our healthy athletes booth to learn more about our concussion research!
Coaches and staff working in disability sport! Please consider contributing to research by completing a survey on quality sport and mental health - participants will receive compensation for their time; contact Roxy O'Rourke for the link! @PaulHunter11@AthletesCAN@GAMeS_RG_
Calling parents of children with disabilities in the early years! Researchers in the Adapt Lab are wanting to learn your thoughts on movement behaviour guidelines for this age group. Contact and study information are provided 👇 @canchild_ca @KidsBrainHealth
We are heading to the @SpecialOCanada Games in Calgary! 🇨🇦✈️
- Athletes and caregivers can fill out surveys about their #concussion history.
- Coaches can help us with our #concussion education toolkit.
We can't wait to see you there!
Un plan pour développer une participation de qualité aux terrains de jeux chez les enfants en situation de handicap - maintenant disponible en français!
Visitez: cdpp.ca/resources-and-public…@LabAdapt@ArbourKelly
To ensure that all athletes and participants have a positive sport experience, we are moving forward with immediate actions.
Learn more here 👉 canada.ca/en/canadian-herita…
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The Four Pillars of Impact
Our research provides an emerging picture & will be continually updated as more data sources become available to help refine the impact, value and benefits of #Sport, #PhysicalActivity & #Recreation (SPAR).
measuring-impact.ca/#four-pi…
Are parent-mediated online physical literacy interventions acceptable and feasible in the early years? I investigated this in my first PhD study which is now available to read online, check it out! ➡️ doi.org/10.1123/jmld.2023-00…@LabAdapt@INCHLab@JMLDjournal@UofTKPE