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Congresses - Symposia - Meetings
| On this page you may find congresses and meetings in time order. Documents and links might belong to the events, that you may reach by clicking on the coloured link. The number in brackets shows the number of connected items.
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Congresses in Hungary| | | | Balneology in rehabilitation |
 Start: 2010.08.13. | End: 2010.08.13. | | Venue: Banja Koviljaèa, , Serbia | The Specialized Rehabilitation Hospital, Banja Koviljaèa, Serbia organize professional meeting on
”BALNEOLOGY IN REHABILITATION”
with invited lecturers:
1. Prof. Dr. Mine Karagülle: Balneology in the management of osteoporosis.
2. Prof. Dr. Zeki Karagülle: Spa Therapy and Balneotherapy in the Management of Primary Fibromyalgia Syndrome; A Systematic Review of RCTs.
3. N. Stojkoviæ. A. Jokiæ, N. Sremèeviæ, N. Jevtiæ. Indications and contraindications in use of sulphuric peloid of Banja Koviljaèa in treating some disorders of locomotor system in children.
Date: Friday, 13.08.2010 14:00h Blue room
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| | | | 4th Annual Global Spa Summit in Istanbul (16-19 May 2010) |
| Start: 2010.05.16. | End: 2010.05.19. | | Venue: Turkey, Istanbul, | | The event's web page: http://www.globalspasummit.org/index.php/summit-2010 | At the beginning of the 2000's, a group of industry leaders decided to create and fund a conference modeled in part after the successful format of the not-for-profit World Economic Forum held each year in Davos, Switzerland, where leaders from all parts of the world gather to solve shared problems. Thus the Global Spa Summit was founded. The Global Spa Summit is held annually, beginning on the third Sunday in May. Visit the archive to learn more about the 2007, 2008, and 2009 summits.
A variety of interactive sessions are on the Summit agenda. They include panel-led discussions, general sessions, small group breakout sessions, and hosted dining conversations. Efforts are made to ensure that all attendees participate at whatever level they choose: observer, speaker, panelist, contributor, questioner, or table host. Standard business attire is recommended for all Summit sessions. For social events, delegates may dress in business casual. Interpreters will be made available for groups upon request in the online registration questionnaire.
Each year's Global Spa Summit agenda is exciting and unique. The agenda develops over time right up until the Summit and, therefore, features the very issues of the moment, giving the GSS the vibrancy and relevancy that have become its trademark. As invited delegates register, their expertise, interests, and areas of greatest concern are noted. This information, global events, and industry trends are considered as the Summit agenda takes shape.
Fore more details about the 4th Annual Global Spa Summit in Istanbul please visit the website: http://www.globalspasummit.org/index.php/summit-2010 and read the attached agenda.
For more information about the 2010 Global Spa Summit and all other general inquiries, please contact:
Dulcy Gregory
Associate Executive Director
dulcy@globalspasummit.org | | |
| | | | VII. Hungarian - Turkish Balneological Workshop |
| Start: 2009.05.07. | End: 2009.05.10. | | Venue: Hungary, 4200 Hajdúszoboszló, József A. u. 25., Hungarospa Thermal Hotel | Congress venue and accomodation:
Hungarospa Thermal Hotel, 4200.Hajdúszoboszló, József A. u. 25.
http://www.hungarospathermalhotel.hu
Tel: 00/36-52-558-553, 558-554 Fax: 00/36-52-558-556
E-mail: reservation@hungarospathermalhotel.hu
The preliminary programme is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | V. Hungarian-Turkish Balneological Symposium |
| Start: 2007.06.07. | End: 2007.06.10. | | Venue: Curehotel Hetesház **** (8380 Hungary, Hévíz, Dr. Schulhof Vilmos sétány 1.) | ORGANISERS:
Hungarian Balneological Society
Turkish Society of Spa Medicine and Balneology
Organising Committee
Tamás Bender (President of the Hungarian Balneological Society, Budapest)
Pál Géher (Director of Rheumatology and Physiotherapy Department of Semmelweis University, Budapest)
Alice Sipos (Head of the International Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology Office, Budapest)
M. Zeki Karagülle (President of the Turkish Society of Spa Medicine and Balneology, Istanbul)
Mine Karagülle (Department of Medical Ecology & Hydroclimatology, Istanbul Medical Faculty, Istanbul University, Istanbul)
PROGRAMME OF THE SYMPOSIUM:
7 June 2007, Thursday:
15.45 Arrival to Budapest Airport (TK 1437)
16.30 Transfer to Héviz,
19.00 Check- in to the hotel
20.00 Dinner in the Restaurant
June 2007, Friday
7.00 – 10.00 Breakfast
10.00 – 13.00 Scientific Programme
10.00 – 10.15 Opening ceremony
10.15 – 11.25 Session I
Chairmen: Tamás Bender, M. Zeki Karagülle
10.15 – 10.30
Karagülle MZ, Nagy G, Barut Y, Barna I, Karagülle M, Bender T:
Classical Hamam (Turkish bath) session is healthy; a study on physiological effects of a single Hamam use
10.35 – 10.50
Bender Tamás, Oláh Mihály, Molnár Levente, Dobai József, Oláh Csaba, Fehér Judit:
Under water traction (weightbath therapy) A controlled pilot-follow up study
10.50 – 11.05
Gürdal H:
Studies on the effects of spa therapy on endocrine functions
11.10 – 11.25
Géher Pál:
Patients Satifaction with spa facilites -survey
11.25 – 11.45 Break
11.45 – 13.00 Session II.
Chairman: Géher Pál, Arif Dönmez
11.45 – 12.00
Özçelik S, Akyol M, Cayýr H:
Assessment of depression and anxiety in psoriatic patients treated in Kangal Spa
12.05 – 12.20
Kulisch Ágota, Szekeres László, Németh András:
The therapeutic effects of Celldömölk thermal water in low back pain (LBP).
12.25 – 12.40
Kýlýçoðlu Ö, Dönmez A, Temelli Y, Karagülle MZ:
Effects of balneotherapy on temporospatial characteristics of knee osteoarthritis patients
12.45 – 13.00
Opra Barna, Horváth Marianna, Tárczy Miklós:
Spas and medicinal waters of county Vas, Hungary
13.00 Lunch
Free Programme
17.00 Departure to the wine tasting in the Eszterházy Cellar
18.00 – 23.00 Hungarian Evening with music and dance
9 June 2007, Saturday
7.00 – 10.00 Breakfast
10.00 – 13.00 Free Programme
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Departure to the ship excursion on the Lake Balaton (sightseeing in Keszhely: Festetics Castle, Marcipan Museum, Puppet Museum, Panoptic etc.).
Dinner in a nearby restaurant
10 June 2007, Sunday
7.00 – 10.00 Breakfast
11.00 Transfer to Budapest
14.00 Check- in to the hotel Margaret Island, Budapest
The first announcement is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | The Place of Balneotherapy in Obesity Management - From prevention to complex treatment |
| Start: 2007.04.22. | End: 2007.04.25. | | Venue: Hotel Karos Spa, Zalakaros – Hungary | Post-Congress Satellite Meeting of the European Congress on Obesity - ECO2007
Web-sites:
www.eco2007.org
www.asszisztencia.hu
www.elhizastudomany.hu
Organizers:
Tamás BENDER / Hungarian Society of Balneology
László HALMY / Hungarian Society for the Study of Obesity
Scientific Organising Committee:
Chair:
László HALMY
Members:
Géza BÁLINT
Pál GÉHER
Béla GÖMÖR
Eszter HALMY
Júlia SÜVEGES
Pedro CANTISTA
Christof GUTENBRUNNER
M. Zeki KARAGÜLLE
Main Topics:
USEFULNESS OF MEDICAL WATERS IN OBESITY MANAGEMENT
BALNEOTHERAPY, DRINKING CURES
HYDROTHERAPEUTIC POSSIBILITIES IN CHILDHOOD OBESITY
SUBAQUAL EXERCISE, AQUAFITNESS
WEIGHT MAINTENANCE OF OBESE PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS
CONDROPROTECTION
Date & Venue
26-27 April, 2007
Hotel Karos Spa, Zalakaros
Alma u. 1.
8749 Zalakaros, Hungary
karos-spa.com
Official language: English
Program Schedule:
25 April, 2007 (Wednesday)
17:00 Departure from Budapest
20:30 Welcome Reception
Welcome Address by Tamás Bender, President of the Hungarian Society of Balneology
26 April, 2007 (Thursday)
10:30 Opening
11:00 - 13:00 Plenary Lectures
13:00 - 14:30 Lunch
14:30 - 16:00 Symposium
16:00 - 16:30 Coffee Break
16:30 - 18:00 Free Lectures
20:00 Banquet and wine-tasting
27 April, 2007 (Friday)
10:00 - 11:30 Free Lectures
11:30 - 12:00 Closing
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch
14:30 Departure
Registration:
Each participant wishing to attend the Symposium should register in advance. For registration:
- please return the Registration Form to the Symposium Secretariat duly filled in with the requested details
- or use the On-line Registration Form through www.asszisztencia.hu
Registration Fees:
Before 15 February, 2007 280 EUR
After 15 February, 2007 320 EUR
Registration Fees include
• attendance at symposium lectures
• final program
• coffee breaks
• lunches
• banquet and wine-tasting
• accommodation for 2 nights (25-27 April)
• Budapest-Zalakaros-Budapest shuttle bus
Symposium Secretariat
Asszisztencia Szervezô Kft
H-1136 Budapest, Hegedûs Gy. u. 20.
Tel: +36 1 350 1854
Fax: +36 1 350 0929
E-mail: ecosat@asszisztencia.hu
About the Venue:
Zalakaros is located in the south-western part of Hungary amongst beautiful and tranquil settings.
The area is surrounded by vineyards and fruit orchards, forests, grooves, gently sloping hills and fishing ponds all creating romantic atmosphere. The diverse region offers several bicycle and trekking routes to those, who would like to have an active holiday.
The tiniest city of Hungary gained fame by chance in 1967, when an oil prospect drilling resulted in a nearly 96ºC hot thermal spring coming up from 1000 meter. These circumstances provided the base of the re-introduction of the customs of the ancient Roman bath culture that once flourished in Pannonia. The certified medical water proved very effective in the treatment of chronic arthritis, chronic gynaecological, dental and rheumatic diseases, and prior to and after orthopaedic surgeries, neurosurgeries and operations.
In this small section of the Balaton Region several places of cultural and natural interest can be found within 50 km distance; the Little Balaton Natural Reserve, the archeological findings of Fenékpuszta from the Roman era, the bird ringing station, the buffaloo reserve of Kápolnapuszta, the outdoor village museums of Vörs and Galambok.
Besides the fascinating conditions, the hospitality and politeness of the locals makes your Zalakaros stay perfect.
Hidden in the heart of Zalakaros, surrounded by a ‘Paradise garden’ the Hotel Karos Spa presents 221 room of the distinctive Spa Superior design and various offers to small and big families or individual guests.
All the different services of the Spa Medical and Health Center and the ‘Alma’ Spa-Wellness World – wellness, fitness, medical and Spa services – are available for the guest, who seeks leisure and regeneration.
In the island of perfect relaxation and pampering, at the Hotel Karos Spa everybody – adults and children as well – can forget the troubles and rushes of the world.
The invitation in pdf is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | Course of the ISMH on Balneotherapy |
| Start: 2005.11.14. | End: 2005.11.18. | A five-day course dedicated to postgraduate and continuous medical education.
The programme covers most of the relevant topics in Balneotherapy, thus being of particular interest to the participants
By providing short reviews and well-selected case studies, the ISMH Course helps the participants prepare for their everyday work.
Organised by the
Scientific Organisations:
ISMH (International Society of medical Hydrology) with cooperation of
UEMS-PRM-Section (Section Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine of the European Union of Medical Specialists) and
ESPA (European Spa Association)
Organising secretariat:
C&T Hungary Ltd.
Congress Bureau & Travel Agency
Dani u. 7., H-6722 Szeged, Hungary
P.O.Box: 898, H-6701 Szeged, Hungary
Phone/Fax: +36-62-548-485
E-mail: congress@congresstravel.hu
Web-site: www.congresstravel.hu
Venue:
Szeged, Hungary
Hotel Royal
6720 Szeged, Kölcsey F. str 1-3. Hungary
General information, programme, registration form are available in the attached documents! | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | International Balneology Conference |
| Start: 2005.04.01. | End: 2005.04.02. | | Venue: Szeged, Hungary | The programme is available in the attached document.
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International Congresses| | | | 37th Congress of ISMH |
| Start: 2010.06.23. | End: 2010.06.26. | | Venue: France, Paris, | Opening ceremony: Medical Academy,16 rue Bonaparte, 75006
Congress Venue: Catholic University, 21 rue d'Assas, 75006
Closing Ceremony: Luxaemburg Palace,15 rue de Vaugirard, 75006.
TOPICS
• Biology (biochemistry, microbiology, physics, physiology, …)
• Health benefit (rheumatology, dermatology, respiratory
• and ENT, metabolisms, obesity, vascular diseases, neurology,
• psychiatry, children, gynaecology,…),
• New trends : exercise, education, ageing, rehabilitation, prevention, public health,
• Mud Therapy,
• Climatherapy,
• Thalassotherapy,
• Safety (resources, products, treatments, patients, …),
• Drinking mineral waters,
• Dermo-cosmetological issues,
• Methodology of scientific investigation,
• Medical Hydrology Teaching (initial and continuous medical education),
• Thermal Heritage and Human Sciences (litterature, history, psychology, art, architecture,… ),
• Managing the quality,
• Economics,
• Miscellaneous,
LANGUAGE
The language of the Congress is English. All the informative documents, inscription documents, abstracts submitted, text of the presentations and posters will be in English. The Congress will not provide translation to other languages.
ABSTRACTS SUBMISSION
DEADLINE for abstract SUBMISSION : 2010 February 15
All the abstracts will be submitted online on the congress website ; the main author will receive a reception confirmation email as soon as the abstract will be successfully submitted ; the decision of the scientific committee will be communicated to the main author on 2010 APRIL 15.
OPENING of ABSTRACT SUBMISSION on THE WEBSITE : SEPTEMBER 2009
PRESENTATIONS
The accepted papers will be presented as key-note lectures, oral communications, posters communications according to the demand of the authors and the final decision of the scientific committee.
The authors will be informed of the decision of the committee and of the schedule of their presentation.
More details: http://ismh2010.org
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| | | | BISA International Conference in 2010 |
| Start: 2010.06.03. | End: 2010.06.09. | | Venue: Hungary, Budapest, , Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget | | The event's web page: http://www.internationalspa.org/ | The fifth British International Spa Association Conference will take place in the Hungarian Capital, Budapest. From the 3‑6 June 2010, BISA members and spa professionals from around the globe will meet on Margaret Island to discuss joint programmes and push forward common standards.
The four day conference will be hosted by the Margitsziget Health Spa Resort and neighbouring Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget. The conference venue, a BISA member spa and a Royal Spa of Europe, has a long tradition: it was the first metropolitan spa hotel in the world to offer a wide range of spa services.
The location complements the conference agenda: stretching for 4 kilometres, the carfree island is a protected leafy isle of tranquility and relaxation in the heart of the city. The island’s famous natural spring waters are the basis for a wide range of therapeutic wellness and spa services much sought-after by locals and visitors like.
Building on the success of the previous BISA conference in 2008 and on feedback from the participants, the 2010 conference will take place in summer and will feature a further conference day to provide sufficient time to address more topics and an additional day for workshops, seminars and hands-on activities.
Committed to advancing business resources and educational opportunities for spa professionals, BISA will host a selection of presenters from around the world in a wide range of specialities with a focus on spa business, education, architecture, spa treatments, medical spa services, products and equipment.
Full details are available online on www.internationalspa.org
View the programme >>
Register online >>
For further information visit the BISA 2010 International Conference, Budapest homepage: http://www.internationalspa.org/ | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | 10th Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland |
| Start: 2010.05.02. | End: 2010.05.14. | | Venue: Switzerland, Valens, , Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic | | The event's web page: http://www.halliwick.eu/ | 10th Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland
Sunday May 02 – Friday May 14, 2010
Location: Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz Medical Centre.
Info: Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach.
Email: info@study-valens.ch
Fax: +41 81 303 1410.
In partnership with the:
Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (Aquaevidence network)
Dutch Institute of Allied Health Care NPI, Netherlands
Aquatic Therapy Section of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (UK)
Australian Physiotherapy Association Aquatic Physiotherapy Group
South African Society of Physiotherapy Aquatic Physiotherapy Group
Detailed information:
Johan Lambeck.
Email: info@halliwick.net or for a .pdf flyer: http://www.halliwick.net at the opening page.
Full course information can also be obtained from: http://www.klinik-valens.ch/de/study_centre/kurse.php?cat=13#(includes a photo impression in pdf)
Faculty: Urs Gamper, Anne Bommer, Johan Lambeck and guest-lecturers
This 10th edition will include special offers and continues to present the state of knowledge in aquatic therapy.
Updated contents provide students with a comprehensive picture of current research that supports case oriented decision making, clinical reasoning, problem-solving and goal- setting in aquatic therapy.
This intensive postgraduate aquatic therapy course (127.7 academic contact hours) is unique in the world. The basis is “learning-by-doing”: pool practice encompasses 83.7 hours Five aquatic treatment concepts form the
practical implementation of an evidence based and competence guided approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during 5 hands-on sessions in the pool, supervised by the lecturers. Included are a detailed handout, CD’s, DVD’s, plus beverages during coffee/tea breaks.
Concepts:
- Halliwick: Ten-Point-Program and Water Specific Therapy + DVD
- The Bad Ragaz Ring Method + login to www.badragazringmethod.org
- Aqua-T-Relax, passive relaxation including e.g. neurodynamics and spinal mobilisation
- Clinical Ai Chi focused in postural control and influencing connective tissue + DVD/CD
- Aquatic Fitness introduction and measurements
- Theoretical framework: Evidence Based Practice, the ICF, Dynamic Systems Model | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | ANFAS HETEX - 2nd Health, Spa&Wellness, Thalasso, Thermal and Medical Tourism Exhibition |
| Start: 2010.03.04. | End: 2010.03.06. | | Venue: Turkey, Antalya, , Expo Center | | The event's web page: http://www.anfashetex.com/index_en.php | The ANFAS HETEX - 2nd Health, Spa&Wellness, Thalasso, Thermal and Medical Tourism Exhibition will be held from 4th to 6th March, 2010.
Venue: Turkey, Antalya Expo Center
Upcoming Hetex Health Tourism Event will play an important role to bring many stakeholders together.
The growing Medical Tourism health Tourism ravel industry has created significant opportunities for various stakeholders, the demands are increasing and providers are willing to enhance and improve their services. Hence, upcoming Hetex health tourism event in Antalya Turkey will play an important role to bring many stakeholders together to discuss about positive coloration between providers, buyers, insurance companies and authorities. European medical travel conference 2010 will play an important role to bridge such gap by bringing all stakeholders together.
The program is available in the attached document.
More details on the website: http://www.anfashetex.com/index_en.php | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | IV. International Meeting on Water and Thermalism |
| Start: 2009.10.15. | End: 2009.10.18. | | Venue: Espana, Ourense, | | The event's web page: http://www.termatalia.com | The program of the IV. International Meeting On Water And Thermalism (15-18.10.2009, Ourense, Espana) is available in the attached document.
For more details please visit the website: www.termatalia.com | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | 5th Conference of Vincencz Priessnitze (1–4.10.2009) |
| Start: 2009.10.01. | End: 2009.10.04. | | The program of the 5th Conference of VINCENZ PRIESSNITZE (1. – 4.10.2009) is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | II Serbian Hungarian Balneology Conference |
| Start: 2009.09.11. | End: 2009.09.13. | | Venue: Serbia, Banja Koviljaèa, | | The event's web page: http://www.banjakoviljaca.rs | II Srpsko Maðarska Balneološka konferencija
II Szerb - Magyar Balneológiai Konferencia
II Serbian Hungarian Balneology Conference
Venue: Banja Koviljaèa
Date: September 11th-13th 2009.
Dear Colleagues,
We take this opportunity to inform you that The Serbian Balneology Association and The Hungarian Balneological Society are organizing II Serbian Hungarian Balneology Conference. The conference will be held at Banja Koviljaèa, Serbia from 11th to 13th of September 2009.
Proposed main topics are:
Balneoclimatology in contemporary regenerative medicine practice and its perspectives
Molecular basis of Balneoclimatology (Balneoclimatology in homeostatic harmony)
Balneoloclimatology and holistic medicine
Balneoclimatology and anti-ageing medicine
Free topics:
Rheumatology in Balneoclimatology
Balneoclimatology in rehabilitation
Management in Balneoclimatology
It would be to our great satisfaction if you could participate in this conference with the presentation of your achievements from your filed of expertise. We kindly ask you to confirm your arrival by sending the title of your paper to the following e-mail serbianbalneology@yahoo.com. Dead line for the submission of an abstract of your paper (up to 250 words) is August 24th 2009.
Regarding the accommodation arrangements please contact the following e-mail banjakov@eunet.rs
More information you can find on http://www.banjakoviljaca.rs
Official languages are Serbian, Hungarian and English (simultaneous translation will be provided).
Looking forward to your arrival
Prof dr Tamás Bender MD PhD
Prof dr Tomislav Jovanovic MD PhD
Co- presidents of organization comity | | |
| | | | GLOBAL SPA SUMMIT 2009 - 3rd Annual Meeting |
| Start: 2009.05.17. | End: 2009.05.19. | | Venue: Switzerland, Interlaken, , Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa | | The event's web page: http://www.globalspasummit.org | The Global Spa Summit 2009 - 3rd Annual Meeting will be held on 17th – 19th May, 2009 in Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa - Interlaken, Switzerland
For more details please visit: http://www.globalspasummit.org | | |
| | | | 14th Annual ESPA Congress, May 12th – 16th, 2009 |
| Start: 2009.05.12. | End: 2009.05.16. | | Venue: Lithuania, Birštonas, , Royal Residence | | The programme and the registration form are available in the attached documents. | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland |
| Start: 2009.05.10. | End: 2009.05.22. | | Venue: Switzerland, Valens, , Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic | | The event's web page: http://www.klinik-valens.ch/de/study_centre/kurse.php?cat=13# | This 9th edition continues to present the state of knowledge in aquatic therapy. Updated contents provide students with a comprehensive picture of current research that supports decision making, clinical reasoning, problem-solving and goal-setting in aquatic therapy.
This intensive postgraduate aquatic therapy course (124.4 contact hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and guest lecturers - share their knowledge and skills. Five aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidence based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during hands-on therapy in the pool, supervised by the lecturers.
Included are a detailed handout , plus beverages during coffee/tea breaks.
Concepts:
- Halliwick: Ten-Point-Program and Water Specific Therapy
- The Bad Ragaz Ring Method + CD of the BRRM.
- Aqua-T-Relax, passive relaxation including e.g. neurodynamics
- Ai Chi + DVD/CD of Ai Chi
- Aquatic Fitness introduction and measurements
The Halliwick and Bad Ragaz modules are certification modules (optional)
Location:
Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz medical centre.
Info:
Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach
Email: info@study-valens.ch
Telephone: +41 81 303 1408, Fax: +41 81 303 1410
Detailed information about contents:
Johan Lambeck.
Email: info@halliwick.net.
Web: www.halliwick.net or http://www.klinik-valens.ch/de/study_centre/kurse.php?cat=13#
More details are available in the attached documents. | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | Health Tourism Days in Antalya Turkey |
| Start: 2009.02.27. | End: 2009.02.27. | | Venue: Antalya, Turkey, | The Health Tourism Days in Antalya Turkey will be held February 27, 2009.
The programme is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Meeting of the French Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology / Journées de la Société Française d’Hydrologie |
| Start: 2009.01.22. | End: 2009.01.23. | | Venue: France, Paris, 16 Rue Bonaparte, Académie Nationale de Médecine, Salle des séances plénières | | For more details please open the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | 36th Congress of the International Societyof Medical Hydrology& Climatology |
| Start: 2008.06.25. | End: 2008.06.28. | | Venue: Portugal, Sheraton Porto Hotel & SPA,, | | The event's web page: http://www.ismh08.org | Organising Committee:
Pedro Cantista, Portugal
Congress President
Sociedade Portuguesa de Hidrologia Médica e Climatologia
Tamás Bender, Hungary
Christoph Gutenbrunner, Germany
Zeki Karagülle, Turkey
Pál Géher, Hungary
ISHM Executive Committee
For more details about the congress please open the attached flyer! | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland |
| Start: 2008.05.18. | End: 2008.05.30. | | Scientific information: Johan Lambeck | | E-mail: info@halliwick.net | | Organizer contact: Ms. Gabriela Wyttenbach | | E-mail: info@study-valens.ch | | Venue: Switzerland, CH-7317 Valens, , Postgraduate Study Centre, Rehabilitation Clinic, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz Medical Centre | | The event's web page: http://www.study-valens.ch | The Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland will be held Sunday May 18 - Friday May 30, 2008
This intensive postgraduate modular aquatic course (135 teaching hours, 122.2 contact hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and guest lecturers - share their knowledge and skills. Five aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidenve based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patiens during demonstrations and hands-on therapy in the pool, supervised by the lecturers.
For more details about the Course please open the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Evidence Based Aquatic Therapy Seminar in Waterbury, CT |
| Start: 2008.02.01. | End: 2008.02.03. | Evidence Based Aquatic Therapy Seminar in Waterbury, CT was scheduled for September 14-16, 2007.
Due to a construction delay at the host site, this course has been re-scheduled for February 1-3, 2008.
We hope to see you there or at any of the other courses listed below.
Evidence Based Aquatic Therapy with Andrea Salzman
October 26-28, 2007 in Eden Prairie, MN (Early Bird deadline September 21)
February 1-3, 2008 in Waterbury, CT (Early Bird deadline December 28)
Hands-on Aquatic Training with Peggy Schoedinger
September 7-9, 2007 in Mesa, AZ (Early Bird deadline August 3)
September 21-23, 2007 in Jackson, TN (Early Bird deadline August 17)
For more information or to download a brochure, log onto our website at www.aquaticnet.com/seminars.htm or request a brochure by phone at 715/248-7258 or email at info@aquaticnet.com. | | |
| | | | I. Ibero-american Congress on Peloids |
| Start: 2007.11.04. | End: 2007.11.07. | | Venue: Vigo, Spain | The University of Vigo summons and organizes the I. Ibero-american Congress on Peloids.
Its main topic is the study and application of peloids in thermalcenters.
This event seeks to be a place of encounter of specialists related with this activity: investigators, professionals of the sector, companies, laboratories, etc.
We will be very grateful if you could spread out the infomation about the meeting among your collegues or institutions interested in this topic.
All the information is avalilabe in the following web page:
http://webs.uvigo.es/peloides
Yours sincerely,
Secretary Mª Lourdes Mourelle
Department of Applied Physics
Faculty of Sciences
University of Vigo
Campus Lagoas-Marcosende
36310 - VIGO (Spain)
e-mail: peloides@uvigo.es
Phone Numbers: +34696413531
+34986812294 | | |
| | | | SOFMER 2007 congress |
| Start: 2007.10.04. | End: 2007.10.06. | | Venue: France, Saint Malo, | Dear colleagues,
The Annual Congress of the French Society of PRM is the most important PRM event in France and will attract up to 1000 participants. The programme covers most of the fields in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine : neurological and/or musculoskeletal disorders, funtionnal assessment, PRM in childhood, vascular rehabilitation, prosthetics, perineal rehabilitation, organization and funding of PRM activity, etc. Unusual themes will be addressed, such as "PRM in Humanitarian Medicine" or "Medical supervision of outdoor pursuits and extreme sports".
This year, the SOFMER President, Prof. Jacques Pélissier and Prof. Alain Delarque, SOFMER delegate at the ESPRM, have both expressed a strong need to expand into the European dimension. For the first time, translation into English through the supply of individual earphones will be provided in one room throughout the whole congress. On Friday, four "European Sessions" will be organized, in cooperation with different colleagues from all parts of Europe. Papers have been selected from more than 25 foreign countries, including 15 European countries.
We do hope that this important event, which will take place in the wonderful location on the North Coast of Brittany, will attract your attention. We are looking forward to welcoming you in Saint-Malo !
Best regards:
Dr Georges de Korvin
Secretary General of the SOFMER 2007 Congress
The final programme can be downloaded on the congress website:
http://www.technimediaservices.fr/sofmer2007
Contact person:
Maud Ledemeney +33 2 51 46 48 48 formation@technimediaservices.fr
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| | | | AQUAEVIDENCE: An intensive course: The Evidence Base for Aquatic Therapy in Persons with Disabilities |
| Start: 2007.07.01. | End: 2007.07.04. | | Venue: Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Belgium | Activity in water or aquatic therapy1 has decided advantages for persons with health-related problems resulting in impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions (WHO, 2001). Water based activity is said to aid in the relief of pain and muscle spasm, maintain or increase range of motion, strengthen and re-educate weak and/or paralyzed muscles, improve circulation, lung function, and speech, and preserve and improve balance, co-ordination and posture (Cole & Becker, 2003). While aquatic therapy is particularly popular in dealing with e.g. Rheumatism and Orthopaedic problems (Prins & Cutner, 1999), therapeutic activity in water is also offered for persons with Stroke, SCI, MS, Parkinson and CP (Lambeck, 2001).
Recreational as well as therapeutic activities are equally at home in water and all ages take part. A water based program provides excellent variety to an exercise program (Congdon, 1997). Aquatic facilities exist at or are used by numerous health care centres, major books have been published on rehabilitation in water and numerous courses are offered on “philosophies“ of aquatic rehabilitation such as Halliwick, Bad Ragaz Ring Method, and Watsu. Nevertheless, in a 20 year review of rehabilitation literature on the use of aquatic therapy for children and adolescents with neuromuscular and musculoskeletal diagnoses, Dumas and Francesconi (2001) state that most of the available articles are case reports and other descriptions of clinical practice. This is also the case when dealing with many other patient groups (Cladera, 2003) with the notable exception of Rheumatology and Orthopaedics, (Geytenbeek (2002).
Aquatic therapy includes a large hands-on component, especially in neurological and paediatric rehabilitation. In these populations treatment is varied and complex, and aquatic therapy is usually only a minor component. Nonetheless, this might have an important place in long term rehabilitation where the effect of any treatment is smaller in measurable terms.
Quantifying the effect of aquatic therapy has, as a consequence, not gained sufficient attention.
Water has an attraction of its own and swimming itself is a popular activity inducing self management and adherence. In the age of evidence based practice it seems appropriate to ask the question “What exactly is the outcome of systematic aquatic therapy for persons with disabilities?” Does aquatic therapy improve function, prevent regression of function? Might the persons who can perform little other activity independently “feel better” resulting in an increased quality of life despite no quantifiable physical changes?
1 Aquatic therapy: Movement or exercise in an Aquatic (water) environment with an intended therapeutic outcome (systematic exercise therapy during immersion in water resulting in a therapeutic outcome through stimulation of short and long-term adaptive (physiological) mechanisms in persons with a deranged biological system).
Teaching strategy:
In this 2 week intensive course the evidence base (Sackett et al, 2000) for aquatic therapy in Pulmonary, Neuromuscular, Rheumatologic and Orthopaedic diseases and disabilities will be reviewed. Groups of specialists will analyse and discuss the following:
1. Concepts of Aquatic Therapy
2. The direct and long term goals of rehabilitation in the populations in question.
3. The results of a systematic review of the evidence on aquatic therapy using the Cochrane strategy.
4. Dry land treatments with similar goals.
5. Field tests for continuous evaluation of treatment in both water and on dry land.
6. Contra indications of aquatic therapy in these populations.
7. The economic (cost/benefit) implications of aquatic therapy.
Knowledge and competences acquired
Knowledge:
The course participant will have a good quality overview of the research base for aquatic therapy in the goal populations.
Competence:
The participant will be able to:
- Perform a systematic review of a research article and classify the evidence.
- Consult in a treatment team on the advisability of the use of aquatic therapy for individuals from diverse populations and develop treatment guidelines for these persons.
Registration
A maximum of 20 students will be admitted to the course with priority given to students from the participating Universities. When sufficient space is available other students (or professionals) can be admitted. Academic credit can be arranged for this course. The final selection is made at the home University.
Course Organisation
Participant profile:
Allied Health professionals who are completing the final degree needed to enter the profession and those specialized in AT. Each student will be assigned a mentor upon admittance. The course will be taught in ENGLISH.
Participant preparation:
The participant will access written and multi-media material via the web prior to the course. They will be asked to prepare a review of several articles from one area population to be dealt with and present during the intensive course. Literature in the native language when not English will be of particular interest.
The course period 13 (10 full) days:
The course will be divided into mini-modules each dealing with one population. During each module presenter(s) will handle the 7 points in the strategy above. Time will be devoted to organisation and a refresher of the Cochrane systematic literature review strategy and overview of research methodological techniques. Practical sessions in water with actual patients will be part of each module as well as student presentations
Post course and evaluation:
The participant will make a comparative study of several cases in a single population based on own treatment experience and compare the results to the evidence in a written report. The participants own presentations will also be evaluated.
Fees
Students from the participating Universities will be asked to provide a fee of 250 Euro. These students will then receive a substantial travel allowance to and from Belgium, complete room and partial board for the entire period of the course. Other students will pay a fee of 1000 Euro. This fee includes insurance, registration as a guest student in Leuven, room for the entire period, lunch and field trip fees.
Participating Universities & contact persons
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Prof D. Daly (dan.daly@faber.kuleuven.be)
Johan Lambeck (lambeck.hydro@freeler.nl)
LithuanianAcademy of Physical Education, Lithuania
Grazina Krutulyte (g.krutulyte @lkka.it)
University of Szeged, Hungary
Maria Barnai (barnaim@efk.u-szeged.hu)
University of Jyväskyla, Finland
Prof Esko Malkia (esko.malkia@sport.jyu.fi)
University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Prof Ross Sanders ( r.sanders@ed.ac.uk)
University of Maastricht, Nederland
Prof Rob deBie (RA.deBie@epid.unimaas.nl)
Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
Andreas Hahn (andreas.hahn@sport.uni-halle.de)
Jeanette Hahn
In Collaboration with Switzerlan
Klinik Valens, d: Urs Gamper,
Jan Kools
More information can be obtained from the local contact person or the coordinator: Prof. Daniel Daly;K.U.Leuven,Belgium (dan.daly@faber.kuleuven.be) | | |
| | | | Aquatic Therapy Modular Course Package in Valens, Switzerland |
| Start: 2007.05.06. | End: 2007.05.18. | | Venue: Valens, Switzerland, Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz medical centre | This intensive postgraduate modular aquatic therapy course (106 contact-hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and guest lecturers - share their knowledge and skills. Five aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidence based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during hands-on therapy in the pool, supervised by the lecturers. Included are a detailed handout , beverages during coffee/tea breaks and access to the pool. Concepts:
- Halliwick: Ten-Point-Program and Water Specific Therapy
- The Bad Ragaz Ring Method + CD of the BRRM
- Passive relaxation techniques including e.g. neurodynamics
- Ai Chi + DVD/CD of Ai Chi/ Ai Chi Ne / Wall Ai Chi
- Aquatic Fitness
Info: Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach
Email: info@study-valens.ch
Telephone: +41 81 303 1408, Fax: +41 81 303 1410
Full course information: www.study-valens.ch (click: courses)
Detailed information about contents:
Johan Lambeck.
Email: info@halliwick.net or for a .pdf flyer: www.halliwick at the opening page
For more information please open the attached pdf document.
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| | | | European Meeting on Rehabilitation Medicine in Physical Activities – Sports and Spa |
| Start: 2007.03.22. | End: 2007.03.25. | It is with pleasure that we would like to invite you to join us in Bad Hofgastein (Salzburg) for the 1st European Meeting on Rehabilitation Medicine in Physical Activities – Sports and Spa, from March 22–25, 2007.
We have selected the venue, one of Austria’s most popular winter sport and spa resorts, especially in order to combine theory and practice in the breathtaking scenery of the Austrian Alps.
Indeed in addition to the main topics and invited talks by an outstanding international faculty, we will propose hands-on-courses, as well practical applications of the wide range of sports and spa activities Bad Hofgastein is so famous for.
Special emphasis is placed on discussions, both formal and informal during the afternoon breaks. We look forward to receiving abstract submissions in order to facilitate exchange of experiences in the field. We have dedicated a large amount of the programme to submitted papers presenting research activities and will provide a basis for lively discussion both during and outside of the sessions. We cordially invite you to submit your papers until January 15, 2007.
Constant updates will be made on the website www.emrmpa.org, please check regularly for further information.
We look forward to welcoming you in Bad Hofgastein for what we hope will be the first of a series of outstanding meetings in rehabilitation medicine in sports.
With best regards,
Prof. Dr. V. Fialka-Moser & Prof. Dr. M. Quittan
Co-Chairs of the Organising Committee
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| | | | 35th World Congress of ISMH, 2006 |
| Start: 2006.06.06. | End: 2006.06.10. | | Venue: Istanbul, Turkey | | The event's web page: http://www.ismh2006.com | | We invite you to Istanbul for the 35th World Congress of International Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology, which will be held on 7-10 June 2006. Please visit our web-site! | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Aquatic Therapy Course Package in Switzerland |
| Start: 2006.05.14. | End: 2006.05.26. | | Organizer contact: Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach | | Phone: +41 81 303 1408 | | Fax: : +41 81 303 1410 | | E-mail: info@study-valens.ch | | Venue: Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz medical centre | | The event's web page: http://www.study-valens.ch | (5 modules together)
Full course information: www.study-valens.ch (click: courses)
Information about Contents:
Johan Lambeck. Email: or for a .pdf flyer: www.halliwick.net at the opening page
Contents/Aim of the course:
This intensive postgraduate modular aquatic therapy course (103 contact-hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and a guest lecturer - share their knowledge and skills. Five aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidence based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during demonstrations and hands-on therapy in the pool. Included are a detailed handout , beverages during coffee/tea breaks and access to the pool. Concepts:
- Halliwick: Ten-Point-Program and Water Specific Therapy
- The Bad Ragaz Ring Method + CD of BRRM
- Passive relaxation techniques including e.g. neurodynamics
- Ai Chi + DVD/CD of Ai Chi
- Aquatic Fitness
Target group:
The target audience for these modules are physiotherapists with aquatic therapy experience. Other professionals with extensive hands-on patient experience in aquatic therapy may also apply.
Lecturers:
Urs Gamper
PT, Head of the Physical Therapy Dept. at the internationally known Rehabilitation Centre in Valens, Switzerland. He has more then twenty years of experience in Aquatic Therapy for adult patients with neurological, orthopaedic or rheumatologic diseases. He is an author of 2 books and a CDRom. Urs is co-founder of the International Bad Ragaz Ring Method Foundation.
Jun Konno
Creator of Ai Chi, is one of Japan's a foremost swimming coaches and fitness consultants and the President of Aqua Dynamics Institute (Japanese chapter of AEA/ATRI). Since 1986, he has worked to promote aquatics in Japan and is Chairman of the Executive Committee for Japan's National Aquatic Conference and Japan Aquatic Therapy Symposium.
Jun will also present an 8 hour Ai Chi workshop at may 27th, which can be attended seperately
Johan Lambeck
PT, owns The Halliwick-Hydrotherapy Institute in Malden NL. From 1979-1998 he was in charge of the Dept. of Aquatic Therapy at the St. Maartenskliniek, Nijmegen NL. He is a Senior Halliwick Lecturer, co-founder of the International Halliwick Foundation and author of 4 books and 20 articles on AT. In 1998 he was named USA Aquatic Therapy Professional of the year. Since 1983 he has taught over 600 Aquatic Therapy seminars in 27 countries throughout the world
Maximum amount of Participants: 18
Tuition:CHF 2310 for the entire package
For more details please open the attached documents! | | Attached documents (2)
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| | | | IV. Turkish-Hungarian Balneological Meeting |
| Start: 2006.01.18. | End: 2006.01.22. | | Venue: Balçova, Turkey | | The program of the meeting is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | 17th International Congress of Biometeorology |
| Start: 2005.09.05. | End: 2005.09.09. | www.icb2005.de
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| | | | Avant-garde Spa Culture Seminar & The Eco-Social Dreaming Matrix & Liquid Sound Experience |
| Start: 2005.07.10. | End: 2005.07.17. | | Venue: Hotel an der Therme, Bad Sulza, Germany | | The event's web page: http://www.hotel-an-der-therme.de/englisch/dreamswse.htm | THE AVANT-GARDE SPA CULTURE SEMINAR and LIQUID SOUND EXPERIENCE, including "The Eco-Social Dreaming Matrix" is an innovative approach that is ancient as well as avant-garde, re-creative as well as restorative, in-depth and near the center of the emerging interdisciplinary and integrated field of medical spa wellness.
Spa Cultures around the World are in the midst of facilitating a deep ecological evolution and conscious natural shift within health care education and global medicine.
THE AVANT-GARDE SPA CULTURE SEMINAR and LIQUID SOUND EXPERIENCE is one of these experimental occasions and experiential events that offer a personal opportunity to explore through science and art a conscious participation into the Wholeness of Nature.
The seven day/six night workshop costs $750 US-Dollar per participant. 50% advance payment is due upon registration/reservation.
For further information about the Seminar please open the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Aquatic Therapy Course Package in Switzerland |
| Start: 2005.05.23. | End: 2005.06.03. | | Organizer contact: Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach | | Workplace address: Full course information: www.study-valens.ch (click: courses)
Information about Contents Johan Lambeck.
Email: info@halliwick.net or for a .pdf flyer: | | Phone: +41 81 303 1408 | | Fax: +41 81 303 1410 | | E-mail: info@study-valens.ch | | Venue: Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz medical centre. | Full course information: www.study-valens.ch (click: courses)
Information about Contents Johan Lambeck. Email: info@halliwick.net or for a .pdf flyer: www.halliwick.net at the opening page Contents/Aim of the course.
This intensive postgraduate modular aquatic therapy course (99 contact-hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and a guest lecturer - share their knowledge and skills. Five aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidence based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during demonstrations and hands-on therapy in the pool. Included are a detailed handout + CDrom BRRM, beverages during coffee/tea breaks and access to the pool.
Programme is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | Workshop Ai Chi by Jun Konno |
| Start: 2005.05.04. | End: 2005.05.04. | | Organizer contact: Mrs. Gabriela Wyttenbach | | Workplace name: Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation Clinic | | Workplace address: CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz Medical Centre | | Phone: +41 81 303 1408 | | Fax: +41 81 303 1410 | | E-mail: info@study-valens.ch | Website: www.study-valens.ch (also for information about the Aquatic Therapy Course Package, May 23 – June 3, 2005.)
Supplementary information:
- The workshop will be given in English with additional translation in German
- Participants shall receive a certification as Ai Chi instructor
- A lunch and beverages are included
Programme is available in the attached document. | | Attached documents (1)
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| | | | 7th International Turkish-German Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Days |
| Start: 2005.03.30. | End: 2005.04.02. | | Venue: Antalya, Turkey | | The event's web page: http://www.rheumantalya.org/ | For further information refer to web site above.
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| | | | 14th European Congress of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine |
| Start: 2004.05.12. | End: 2004.05.15. | | Venue: Austria Center Vienna | Advances in PMR -Traditional and Modern Concepts
Official web-site: www.ecprm2004.org
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| | | | Workshop Ai Chi by Jun Konno |
| Start: 2004.05.08. | End: 2004.05.08. | | Venue: Rehabilitation Clinic Valens (Bad Ragaz), Switzerland | First time in continental Europe!
Description:
Ai Chi, a combination of T’ai Chi, Shiatsu and Watsu, is an excellent continuation of the Halliwick balance activities. In general it is done in groups, using music to enhance relaxation in combination with breath control and balance. It is another way to work with groups of patients, which is recognized not only in Japan but also in e.g. the USA and Brazil. For the first time in continental Europe, Mr. Konno will teach an Ai Chi workshop.
This workshop will provide in-depth instruction in the use of Ai-Chi techniques in a clinical setting for orthopedic, neurological and rheumatic impairments. The emphasis will be on extensive instruction and practice time in the pool.
Objectives:
At the completion of this module participants will be able to:
- Understand the physiological immersion effects on relaxation and their therapeutic applications
- Ai Chi techniques in a clinical setting for patients with orthopedic, neurological and/or rheumatic impairments
- Follow the simple Ai Chi progression, the Wall Ai Chi, Ai Chi Ne and be introduced to the concepts of moving with nature.
- Experience the trunk stability movements with guidelines on proper pelvic mechanics during Ai Chi
Jun Konno Creator of Ai Chi, is one of Japan's a foremost swimming coaches and fitness consultants and the President of Aqua Dynamics Institute (Japanese chapter of AEA/ATRI). Since 1986, he has worked to promote aquatics in Japan and is Chairman of the Executive Committee for Japan's National Aquatic Conference and Japan Aquatic Therapy Symposium.
Programme:
09.00 – 10.00 Theory
10.00 – 10.30 Break
10.30 – 12.30 Demonstration by Jun Konno
Basic Ai Chi
12.30 – 13.30 Break
13.30 – 14.30 Ai Chi Ne
14.30 – 15.00 Demonstration with patients
15.00 – 15.30 Break
15.30 – 17.30 Wall Ai Chi and Slow Expression
Tuition: CHF 230
Information and subscription:
Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation Clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz Medical Centre. Information: Mrs. Gabriela Dürig.
Email: info@study-valens.ch
Telephone: +41 81 303 1408
Fax: +41 81 303 1410
Website: www.study-valens.ch (also for information about the Aquatic Therapy Course Package, April 27 – May 7, 2004.)
Supplementary information:
- The workshop will be given in English with additional translation in German
- Participants shall receive a certification as Ai Chi instructor
- A lunch and beverages are included | | |
| | | | AIMS IV - Veranstaltung der Vereinigung für Bäder- und Klimakunde zwischen 3. Europäischem und 100. Deutschen Bädertag |
| Start: 2004.04.23. | End: 2004.04.23. | | Scientific information: Frau Brigitte Lorenz | | E-mail: brigitte.lorenz@fsb-fr.de | | Venue: Renaissancesaal Friedrichsbad, Baden-Baden | AIMS* IV: „Ad Fontes Aquae“
Veranstaltung der Vereienigung für Bäder- und Klimaheilkunde e.V
(* AquaEvidence In Medicine&SportScience)
Zeit: Freitag, 23. April 2004 14.00 - 18.00
Ab 13.30: Eintreffen, Registrierung, Ausstellungs- und Posterbesuch
14.00 Einführung: Hartmann
Grussworte (angefragt): Lang, Forcher, Weiblen, Fleischer
Moderation: Kleinschmidt, Strass,
14.30 Hartmann: AIMS in Motion: Aqua Ist Medizinische Stimulation und Regeneration = Physiologie und Pathophysiologie der Aqua-Therapie
14.50 Kreck: Medikomechanische Therapie: Medizinhistorie und Sozialmedizin
15.20 Reischle :Qualität und Zertifizierung der AquaTrainerInnen- Ausbildung
15. 45- 16.15 Pause
Moderation: Reischle, Skorzak
16.15 Fenzl, Schnizer, Knüsel: AquaErgometrie bei differenter Wassertemperatur
16.25 Strass, Hahn: Curiculla der Ausbildung zum Aquatrainer für Fitness und Gesundheit
17.00 Conradi: Sauna und Aqua-Intervention -ARBEITSTITEL
17.20 Weilandt: Attraktivierung und Innovation der Sportbäder
17.40 Skorzak: Attraktivierung der Gesundheits- und Therapiebäder
17.55 Hartmann: Erreichte Ziele und Zukunft von AIMS
18.00 Hercher, Teichmann: Fuss-Exkursion: Ad Fontes Aquae
(zu den Quellen)
Poster-Präsentation: geplant
zur Diskussion: PD Dalichau, Frau Dr. Wittmann, DSHS | | |
| | | | 38th Conference of the Société Internationale des Techniques Hydrothermales (SITH) |
| Start: 2003.09.25. | End: 2003.10.01. | | Phone: +81 977 22 0713 | | Fax: +81 977 22 0965 | | E-mail: yusa@bep.vgs.kyoto-u.ac.jp | | Venue: B-Con Plaza, Beppu, Japan | Web: www.sith2003.org
Secretary: Beppu Geaothermal Research Laboratory Kyoto University
Noguchibaru, Beppu 874 0903, Japan
Co-convened by
The Japan Branch of SITH
The Balneological Society of Japan | | |
| | | | Aquatic Therapy Course Package in Switzerland |
| Start: 2003.07.31. | End: 2003.08.02. | | Scientific information: Mrs. Gabriela Dürig | | Phone: +41 81 303 1408 | | Fax: +41 81 303 1410 | | E-mail: info@study-valens.ch | | Venue: Postgraduate Study Centre Valens, Rehabilitation clinic, CH-7317 Valens, affiliated to the Bad Ragaz medical centre. | Contents/aim of the course:
This intensive postgraduate modular aquatic therapy course (88 contact-hours) is unique in the world. Two well known physiotherapists - and a guest lecturer - share their knowledge and skills. Four aquatic treatment concepts form the practical implementation of an evidence based approach to therapy. Participants will experience a variety of patients during demonstrations and hands-on therapy in the pool. Included are a detailed handout + CDrom BRRM, beverages during coffee/tea breaks and access to the pool.
Website: www.studuy-valens.ch | | |
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