Trending Topics
View All
Grant Renewal Promotes Access to Health and Wellness Programs for Those with Disabilities Nationwide
Feb 08, 2022NCHPAD, part of the UAB/Lakeshore Research Collaborative, will utilize the grant to expand its role as a knowledge translation and implementation science/evaluation center to promote access to health and wellness programs for people with disabilities across the nation.
More:
Misperceptions of People with a Disability Lead to Low-Quality Care: How Policy Makers Can Counter the Harm and Injustice
Feb 08, 2022
NCHPAD For ...
Articles of Interest
- A Primer on Stress Management
- Down Syndrome
- Strengthening Exercises
- Inclusive Physical Education
- Exercises for Individuals with Spina Bifida
- Exercise Guidelines for People with Disabilities
- Can Disability, Chronic Conditions, Health and Wellness Coexist?
- First Steps to Active Health: Balance and Flexibility Exercises for Older Adults
- Multiple Sclerosis: Designing an Exercise Program
- Children with Disabilities and Obesity
- Benefits and Barriers To Fitness For Children With Disabilities
- Principles for Adapting Activities in Recreation Programs and Settings
- Coaching Communication with Deaf Athletes
- Physical Activity Guidelines for Adults with Disabilities
- Health Promotion for People With Disabilities: The Emerging Paradigm Shift From Disability Prevention to Prevention of Secondary Conditions
- Therapeutic Recreation Services
- Opening Doors: Why Fitness Facilities Should Make Room for People With Disabilities
- Program Considerations for Integrating Children with Disabilities into Community Sports and Recreation Programs
- Effective Communication
- Stages of Change
- Physical Therapist's Perspective of Community Integration
- Physical Activity, Leisure and Recreation for Youth with Disabilities: A Primer for Parents
- Exploring the Low Carb Diet
- Kids Nutrition Korner: Cook Like a Pro
- Trails Designed for Access
- Using Wii Fit for Balance Training Post Stroke
- Internet Intervention for Increasing Physical Activity in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis
- Exercise Intervention Research on Persons with Disabilities