Course

DAY I Movement awareness/communication

• Exercises in spontaneous movement behaviour with different emotions
• Exercise in verbal and non-verbal communication
• Home work: practical exercises with patients or providers at the workplace, reflect on the outcome

Summary and mental training.

DAY II Movement awareness/communication

• Feed-back on the homework
• Refresher and deepening of movements without and with disability
• Exercises in how we use our hands and how we use technic
• Home work: as day I, but through observing, refelcting how I, patients and providers use their hands.

Summary and meditation.

DAY III Basic Body Awareness (BK)

• Feed-back
• Theory/practice related to trust/ responsibility, exercises in BK
• Patient case if possible
• Pedagogy, learning and goal
• Home work: as day 1 and 2, written suggetions and layout of an education for health care providers.p

Summary and Basic Body Awareness

DAY IV Change/habit

• Feed back
• Change and habit in patient transfer related to research and education
• Discussion about design, content, goal and evaluation of transfer training

Summary of the course

DAY V Further development of the course in the clinic

• Education in the clinic
• Feed-back from DAY IV
• Summary

EQUIPMENT
Number of participants: 8-14 depending on the number of beds. Four to six beds need to be available, 2-4 wheel chairs, 2 walkers, 2 high walker and about 10 chairs without armrests. Course material and course certificate are included.