36 research outputs found
Psychomotor therapy targeting anger and aggressive behaviour in individuals with mild or borderline intellectual disabilities:A systematic review
Background: Poor anger regulation is considered a risk factor of aggression in individuals with mild or borderline intellectual disabilities. Psychomotor therapy (PMT) targets anger regulation through body- and movement-oriented interventions. This study aims to inform practitioners on efficacy and research-base of PMT in this population. Method: This systematic review evaluated nine studies which met inclusion criteria in terms of participants, intervention procedures, outcomes and certainty of evidence. Results: Seven studies revealed a substantial reduction of aggressive behaviour or anger. Certainty of evidence was rated inconclusive in most cases due to absence of experimental control. Conclusions: We can conclude that body-oriented PMT, involving progressive relaxation and meditation procedure "Soles of the Feet", is a promising approach. However, the paucity of studies and methodological limitations preclude classifying it as an evidence-based practice. This suggests stronger methodological research and research aimed at PMT's mechanisms of action (e.g., improved interoceptive awareness) is warranted.</p
Création d'un document "Poids et Mésures, manuel de quantification standardisée des denrées alimentaires en Belgique".
Maten en gewichten : handleiding voor gestandaardiseerde kwantificering van voedingsmiddelen in België : de ontwikkeling van een document
Maten en gewichten: handleiding voor gestandaardiseerde kwantificering van voedingsmiddelen in België
Patterns of Food and Nutrient Intake in Belgian Adolescents According to their Fat Intake
Flanders diet survey in Preschool children: rationale, aims, design, methods and population characteristics.
Flanders diet survey in Preschool children: rationale, aims, design, methods and population characteristics
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