Episode 101 (EACD 2023 special)
Professor Nora Shields
LaTrobe University, Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre
Presentation title: Effect of a community-based intervention (FitSkills) for young people with disability on physical activity participation: a stepped wedge cluster randomised trial
Episode 102 (EACD 2023 special)
Assistant Professor Sudarshan Dayanidhi
Shirley Ryan Ability Lab, NorthWestern University
Presentation title: Mitochondrial energetics in impaired muscle growth and across functional levels in children with cerebral palsy
Episode 103 (EACD 2023 special)
Amy De Roubaix, PhD Candidate
Ghent University
Presentation title: The impact of developmental coordination disorder: preliminary results in Belgium
Episode 104 (EACD 2023 special)
Anke Arkesteyn, PhD Candidate
KU Leuven
Poster title: Physical activity participation in adolescents with autism spectrum disorder: barriers and facilitations - a qualitative study.
Episode 105 (EACD 2023 special)
Dr Cristina Simon-Martinez
University of Applied Sciences in Valais (Switzerland)
Poster title: RehaBot: A chatbot between therapists and patients to establish telerehabilitation programs and quantify their outcome.
Episode 106 (EACD 2023 special)
Dr Rachel Toovey
University of Melbourne
Presentation title: Pathways to participation:understanding the experiences of families of children with disability in gymnastics
Episode 107 (EACD 2023 special)
Lize Kleeren (PhD Candidate) and Lisa Decraene (PhD Candidate)
KU Leuven
Presentation titles
1: Proximal proprioception in children with and without unilateral cerebral palsy, measured with state-of-the-art robotics.
2: Robotic evaluation of bimanual coordination in children with unilateral cerebral palsy with different manual abilities.
Episode 110 (EACD 2023 special)
Professor Rocío Palomo-Carrión
University of Castilla-La Mancha
Mini-symposium: Powered mobility: Facilitating participation in children with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) type I. Ready for the race?
Episode 108 (EACD 2023 special)
A wrap-up episode!
Dr Dayna Pool
Curtin University and the Healthy Strides Foundation