• Foundation of active rehabilitation
• Body awareness
• Sherborne developmental movement
• Psyckhomotorik
• Adapted physical activity in water
• Adapted physical activity in common disabilities and chronical diseases
• Adapted physical activity in different ages

Information on Recognition of Prior Learning: https://www.haaga-helia.fi/en/recognition-learning.

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To participate in APA courses in the EUDAPA program, you need to have basic knowledge of Adapted Physical Activity. This means you should have completed some basic studies in the fields of physical activity and sports, or health care and social welfare. It is also required to have completed some APA studies (minimum five credits).

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If needed, please contact the responsible teacher to gain a better understanding of the prior requirements.

The student knows the principles of adapted physical activity in rehabilitation. The student recognizes the most common disabilities and chronical diseases as well as the significance of physical activities in relation to these.
The student can plan, implement, and evaluate an evidence-based session with assistance. The student aims to work collaboratively.

The student shows good knowledge in the field of adapted physical activity in rehabilitation.

The student can plan goal-oriented sessions taking care of individual needs. The interaction of the student motivates and encourages the participants.

The student shows some co-operation with other professionals.

The student shows excellent knowledge in the field of adapted physical activity in rehabilitation.

The student can plan, implement, and evaluate evidence-based practical situations independently, considering all the participants.

The student innovates new ideas and can adapt his/her functions to the needs of the person or organization. She/he critically analyzes and justifies the means, methods, and effectiveness of the practical situations.

The student works with other experts fluently and can reflect his/her work and develop actions based on reflection.