Prof. Marit Sørensen

• Professor of Sport and exercise psychology, The Norwegian School of Sport Science (NSSS) in Oslo (Norway).

Presentation:
Motivation in physical activity for individuals with mental health problems.

Workshop: Physical activity for individuals with mental illness.

Contact: marit.sorensen@nih.no

Prof. Michel Probst, Ph.D.

• Graduated from Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy, Ph.D. in „Psychomotor Therapy“and “Relaxation Therapy” at the K.U. Leuven (Belgium).
• Works at the University in Psychiatric Centre K.U. Leuven, campus Kortenberg, specialized in eating disorders.
• President of Psychomotor Therapists of the International Council of Physiotherapy in Psychiatry.
• Member of the Science and Research Committee of the European Forum of Psychomotricity.

Presentation: Psychomotor therapy in mental health care for adults (theoretical approach).

Workshop: Psychomotor therapy in mental health care (practice).

Contact: michel.probst@faber.kuleuven.be

Prof. Gioacchino Pagliaro

• Head of Psychological Clinic in Bologna (U.O.C.), Oncology Department.
• Professor of Clinical psychology at the University in Padua.
• Psychologist and psychotherapist.
• He works with holistic model and alternative psychological methods in clinical practice.
• Vice-President of the International Society AIREMP for Research in Medicine and Psychology in Entanglementin.

Presentation: Change of paradigm in science and mind-body model.

Workshop: Meditation as a path to health.

Contact:

gioacchino.pagliaro@ausl.bologna.it

gioacchino.pagliaro@unipd.it

Rui Roque Fernando Martins, Ph.d

• Associate Professor at the Faculty of Human Kinetics, Technical University of Lisbon (UTL).
• Vice–President of the Faculty of Human Kinetics FMH-UTL.
• President of the European Forum of Psychomotricity.
• Coordinator of the Masters Course in Psychomotor Rehabilitation, Faculty of Human Kinetics –UTL.
  
• Portuguese Delegate in the International Organization of Psychomotricity and Relaxation, based in Paris.
• Founding member, and actual Vice–President of the Portuguese Association of Psychomotor (responsible for International Relations).

Presentation: Body and motricity in the construction of personal identity.

Workshop: The Body expressivity and mentalization

Contact: rmartins@fmh.utl.pt

Doc. PhDr. Běla Hátlová, PhD.

• Graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University and Psychology, the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.
• Ph.D. in Kinanthropology, Sport psychology.
• Professor at the University J. E. Purkyne in Usti nad Labem, Faculty of Education, Department of Psychology.
• She is specialized in sport psychology and clinical health psychology. She established and developed with her students the use of psychomotor therapy in psychiatric care in Czech Republic.

Presentation: Neuroplasticism and psychomotor programs.

Contact: belahatlova@centrum.cz

Prof. Attilio Carraro

• Department of Educational Sciences, University of Padua.
• Associate professor of educational methods and physical activities at the Faculty of Education, University of Padua, where he teaches methodology and didactics of physical education in science degree in primary education and distance learning course in science for training of childhood and preadolescence.
• Member of the Board of SSIS (Specialization Inter-School Teachers) of Veneto.

Presentation title: The role of exercise in alcohol dependence Recovery.

Workshop: Testing enjoyment in physical activity.

Contact: attilio.carraro@unipd.it

Milena Adámková Ségard, Ph.D.

Presentation: Scientific Review in Psychomotor Therapy.

Contact: milena.adse@psycholog.be

PhDr. Markéta Šauerová, Ph.D

• Graduated from pedagogy – psychology and single-discipline of psychology at the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.
• She is specialized in different types of therapies (art therapy, music therapy, psychomotor therapy).
• Since 2006 she worked at the University of Physical Education and Sport, PALESTRA.

Presentation: Didactic Aspects of Education of Locomotive Activities of Children with ADHD Syndrome.

Workshop: Didactic education of physical activity in children with ADHD syndrome (analysis case histories, recommendations psychomotor didactic program and its specifics).

Contact:

sauerova@palestra.cz

marketa.sauer@atlas.cz

Mgr. Tereza Louková

• Graduated from Specialization Psychology – Physical Education at the Faculty of P.E. and Sport, Charles University in Prague.
• Since September 2008 she works at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education in Usti nad Labem and studies Ph.D. Social Psychology at the Faculty of Social Science Masaryk University in Brno.
• She focuses on psychology of sport, health psychology and psychomotricity.

Presentation:
Theory in psychomotricity.

Contact: tereza.loukova@ujep.cz

PhDr. Martin Dlabal, Ph.D.

• Graduated from psychology at the Philosophical Faculty of the University Olomouc and followed by postgraduate study of social psychology at the Philosophical Faculty, Charles University in Prague.
• He works as a clinical psychologist at Hospital Bulovka in Prague and from 2010 he also works at department of psychology Faculty of Education, Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Usti nad Labem.
• He is specialized in hypnotic and no hypnotic communicative strategic therapy.

Workshop: Hand approach – hands as a mean of psychomotor therapy.

Contact: dlabal.martin@seznam.cz

PhDr. Hana Kynštová

• Graduated from Social Science at the University J.E.Purkyně in Usti nad Labem and Social Science at the University of Hradec Kralove.
• Completes the study of Ph.D. focusing on psychomotor therapy in diagnosis schizophrenia with a focus on rehabilitation under the direction of B. Hatlova.
• She works at the department of physiotherapy and occupational therapy, Faculty of Health Studies UJEP in Usti nad Labem.

  Workshop: Social activation program for clients with psychosis in a day care center.

Contact: hana.kynstova@ujep.cz

• Professor Guy Faulkner works in the Faculty of Physical Education and Health at the University in Toronto.

• He is active member of the Federation of Sport Psychologists.

• Since 1995 presents a study dealing with the effects of physical exercise on the mental state of psychiatric patients.

• Professor, graduated from Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy, Ph.D. in „Psychomotor Therapy“and “Relaxation Therapy” at the K.U. Leuven (Belgium).
• Works at the University in Psychiatric Centre K.U. Leuven, campus Kortenberg, specialized in eating disorders.
• President of Psychomotor Therapists of the International Council of Physiotherapy in Psychiatry.
• Member of the Science and Research Committee of the European Forum of Psychomotricity

Contact: michel.probst@faber.kuleuven.be

Natalia YurevnaOganesyan, PhD.

• AssociateProfessor, HeadofthecourseDMT,psychologistpedagogicalfaculty RSPU. A.I.Herzen Russia, St. Petersburg.

Prof. Adrian Taylor

• Chair in Exercise and Health Psychology,
  Sport & Health Sciences, College of Life and Environmental Science, University of Exeter.
• His main research focus is on the effects of exercise on psychological well being, and understanding how best to promote physical activity to enhance such outcomes.

Doc. PhDr. Běla Hátlová, Ph.D.

• Graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University and Psychology, the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.

• Ph.D. in Kinanthropology, Sport psychology.

• Professor at the University J. E. PurkyneinUstinad Labem, Faculty of Education, Department of Psychology.

• She is specialized in sport psychology and clinical health psychology. She established and developed with her students the use of psychomotor therapy in psychiatric care in Czech Republic.

Contact: belahatlova@centrum.cz

Doc. PaedDr. Marie Blahutková, Ph.D.

• Vice-dean of the Faculty of Sports Studies (2006-2009)

• Scientific assistant, Head of Department of Social Science in Sport

Pedagogical Activities:   sports psychology, theory and methodology of gymnastics, psychomotricity, Euroteam, theory and methodology of rhythmic gymnastics and folk dance, mental hygiene, psychology of coaching

Viola- Sybille Lenz

• Dance therapist in the Mental Hospital (member of the GermanDeu of dance therapists – BTD).

• Studied pedagogy with a focus on clinical medicine.

• Twelve years working at the Clinic of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics in Altenburg.

• Works by Rudolf Laban Musculoskeletal and locomotor development of children (by Judith Kestenberg).

Stephan Roebers

• Teacher of Special education, graduatedin the field ofExpressive Therapy (BTD) in the clinical context.

• Training in the Halprin Life / Art Process, focused on systemic Psychotraumatology by Ruppert.

prof. PhDr. Hana Válková, CSc.

• Profesor at the Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacký University in Olomouc (CZ)
• The area of interest: The quality of life of persons with mental disability. Integration through physical activities, sports, education

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Doc. PhDr. Novotná Viléma

• Head of the Department of Gymnastics at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague.
• She deals with the structure of the field exercise, especially exercise area with music aimed at stimulating creativity, expression and cultivating musculoskeletal condition.

Email: vnovotna@email.cz

Prof. Attilio Carraro

• Department of Educational Sciences, University of Padua.
• Associate professor of educational methods and physical activities at the Faculty of Education, University of Padua, where he teaches methodology and didactics of physical education in science degree in primary education and distance learning course in science for training of childhood and preadolescence.
• Member of the Board of SSIS (Specialization Inter-School Teachers) of Veneto.

Contact: attilio.carraro@unipd.it

Milena AdámkováSégard, Ph.D.

• Ph.D. Kinanthropology (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), RehabilitationSciences and Physiotherapy (KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven, Belgium).
• Associatedprofessoratthe University J. E. PurkyneinUsti nad Labem, FacultyofEducation, and Department of Psychology.
• Sheisspecialized in Sports Psychology and Health Psychology. Shecontinuestheworkof prof. B. Hatlova.

Kontakt: milena.adse@psycholog.be

• Graduated from Specialization Psychology – Physical Education at the Faculty of P.E. and Sport,Charles University in Prague.
• Since September 2008 she works at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education in Usti nad Labem and studies Ph.D. Social Psychology at the Faculty of Social Science Masaryk University in Brno.
• She focuses on psychology of sport, health psychology and psychomotricity.

Contact: Tereza.Loukova@ujep.cz

• He works in the University Psychiatric Center, K.U.L, campus Kortenberg.

• He is specialized in Physiotherapy in Psychiatry and Mental Health consensus on physical activity within multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes for schizophrenia patiens.
  

• Graduated from Social Science at the University J. E. Purkyně in Usti nad Labem and Social Science at the University of Hradec Kralove.
• Completes the study of Ph.D. focusing on psychomotor therapy in diagnosis schizophrenia with a focus on rehabilitation under the direction of B. Hatlova.
• She works at the department of physiotherapy and occupational therapy, Faculty of Health Studies UJEP in Usti nad Labem

Contact: hana.kynstova@ujep.cz

Darya Mikhaylova, can Ph.D.

• Psychologist, dance therapist in Mental Hospital

Skvortsova- Stepanova (Saint Petersburg).

• She continues the work of prof. N.U. Oganesjan.

Milena Adámková Ségard, Ph.D.

• Ph.D. in Kinanthropology (Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic), Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium).

• Associated professor at the University J. E. Purkyne in Usti nad Labem, Faculty of Education, and Department of Psychology.

• She is specialized in Sports Psychology and Health Psychology. She continues the work of prof. B. Hatlova.

Kontakt: milena.adse@psycholog.be

Jean-Michel Albaret, Ph.D.

• Associate Professor at the Toulouse University in France;
• The director of the Psychomotor Institute in Touluse.

Mgr. Roman Grmela, Ph.D.

• Graduate of The Faculty of Education Masaryk University in Brno (PE – Social Sciences);
• PhD. Studium of Kinantropology;
• Ass. professor on the Department of Health, Faculty of Sport Sciences Masaryk University in Brno.
• Pedagogic activity on the filed: health physical education, psychomotricity, physical activities for seniors, compensation exercises.

Contact: grmela@fsps.muni.cz

Doc. PhDr. Běla Hátlová, Ph.D.

Prof. PhDr. Václav Hošek, DrSc.

• Graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University and Psychology, the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.

• Ph.D. in Kinanthropology, Sport psychology.

• Professor at the University J. E. Purkyne in Usti nad Labem, Faculty of Education, Department of Psychology.

• She is specialized in sport psychology and clinical health psychology. She established and developed with her students the use of psychomotor therapy in psychiatric care in Czech Republic.

Kontakt: belahatlova@centrum.cz

• Rector of College of Sport Palestra;
• Specialist in the field of psychological resistant;
• His main interest is the movement exercise in the relation to the life quality.

Doc. MUDr. Iva Holmerová, Ph.D.

• Since 2003 collaborates with the Faculty of Human Studies Charles University in Prague Department of “Management and Supervision in Social and Health Care Organizations”, vice dean for international relations;

• Co-founder of Czech Alzheimer’s Company, currently is President of Czech Gerontology and Geriatrics Society;

• Since 2007 she is a member of the Committee of International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics, and since 2008 a member of the Committee of Alzheimer Europe;

• Since 1992 the director of the Geriatric Center in Prague.

Professor Gerd Hölter, Ph.D.

• Since 1992 professor for education in the filed of movement and movement therapy in the University in Dortmund;

• since 1996 analytic therapist for children and adolescents and leader of movement ambulance in the center for therapy in the University in Dortmund;

• author of many specialized publications in the field of didactic, dance and movement therapy and evaluation research.

doc. PaedDr. Jitka Kopřivová, CSc.

• Vice dean for outer relations at the Masaryk University in Brno;
• Associate Professor at the Faculty of Physical Study at the Masaryk University in Brno;
• Orientation in application of the psychomotor exercises and games in senior movement activities.

Mgr. Tereza Louková, Ph.D.

• Graduated from Specialization Psychology – Physical Education in the Faculty of P.E. and Sport, Charles University in Prague;

• Ph.D. study of Social Psychology on the Faculty of Social Science Masaryk University in Brno.

• Since September 2008 she works at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education in Usti nad Labem and she focuses on psychology of sport, health psychology and psychomotricity

Kontakt: Tereza.Loukova@ujep.cz

Prof. PhDr. Jiří Mareš, Csc.

• Professor at Medical Faculty of Charles University in Hradec Kralove;
• Member of workgroup for pedagogy, psychology and kinanthropology.

Martin Elodie

• Psychomotor therapist at Toulouse in home team specialized in Alzheimer’s disease.

• Member of Psychomotor Training Institute in Toulouse.

Valentina Moro, Ph.D.

• Ass. Professor on the Department of Philosophy, Education and psychology on the University in Verona Italy;

• 2004 – she finished Ph.D. studium tn he filed of psychology and psychiatric.

Doc. PhDr. Viléma Novotná

Mgr. Iveta Šimůnková, Msc.

• Head of the Department of Gymnastics at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague.

• She deals with the structure of the field exercise, especially exercise area with music aimed at stimulating creativity, expression and cultivating musculoskeletal condition.

Kontakt: vnovotna@email.cz

• Assistant Professor of Gymnastic at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport in Prague;
• Student of the Ph.D. programme of Kinanthropology.
• She is interested in physical literacy, gymnastic education system and musical-movement compositions

Mgr. Jitka Suchá

• Graduated in the Ergo-therapy and Physiotherapy Programme at the Charles University in Prague;

• Employed at the Gerontological Center as the head of day care center for seniors, memory coach;

• Author of many scientific publications.

PhDr. Iva Wedlichová, PhD.

• Head of the department of Psychology at the Univerzity J. E. Purkyně in Ústí nad Labem;

• Specialization in Onto-genetic and Pedagogic psychology.

Kontakt: iva.wedlichova@ujep.cz

Thesi Zak

• Therapist focused on physical disabled persons and persons with Alzheimer´s disease from Austria Wien;

• She has been working with children for couple of years;

• She actively lectures at universities, conferences and seminars;

• She is active lecturer in the filed of psychomotor development for people between 3 and 103 years old in kindergarten, basic and high schools, institutions for disabled patients.

Prof. Michel Probst, PhD.

Davy Vancampfort, Ph.D.

• Professor, graduated from Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy, Ph.D. in „Psychomotor Therapy“ and “Relaxation Therapy” at the K.U. Leuven (Belgium).

• He works on the University in Psychiatric Centre K.U. Leuven, campus Kortenberg, specialized in eating disorders.

• President of Psychomotor Therapists of the International Council of Physiotherapy in Psychiatry.

• Member of the Science and Research Committee of the European Forum of Psychomotricity

Kontakt: michel.probst@faber.kuleuven.be

• He works in the University Psychiatric Center, K.U.Leuven, campus Kortenberg in Belgium.

• He is specialized in Physiotherapy in Psychiatry and Mental Health consensus on physical activity within multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes for schizophrenia patients.

Milena Adámková Ségard,
Ph.D.

• Graduate
  of Masters and Postgraduate Studies at FTVS of Charles University
  in Prague, Subject of Kinantropology.

• She
  studied physiotherapy and rehabilitation science at KU Leuven in
  Belgium.

• Assistant
  professor in the Department of Psychology of PF UJEP Ústí nad
  Labem, a lecturer in the field of health psychology and
  personality psychology.

• She
  focuses on the use of movement and body work in therapy,
  especially eating disorders, psychotic disorders and improve of
  quality of life in common population.

• At
  her work she follows work of B. Hátlové.

Contact:
milena.adse@psycholog.be

doc. PaedDr. Marie Blahutková, Ph.D.

• Vice Dean for Science and Research at MU FSPS Brno (2006-2009)

• Assistant professor, psychologist, sports psychologist.

• Teaching activities in the area:

Sport
psychology, theory and didactics of gymnastics, psychomotor, Euro
team, Team-gym, theory and didactics of rhythmic gymnastics and
folk dances, mental hygiene,

Coaching psychology, health psychology, social psychology focusing
on sport psychology of coaching for managers, Teambuilding.

PhDr. Martin Dlabal, Ph.D.

• Assistant professor at
  the Department of Psychology of PF UJEP Ústí nad Labem.

• Registered Clinical
  Psychologist at the National Center, attestation in clinical
  psychotherapy.

• He deals with
  psychological counseling and psychotherapy.

Email:
dlabal.martin@seznam.cz

Mgr. Kateřina Farová Gilová

• She worked four years as a physiotherapist in Jedlička
  Institution and two years in the Hospital of Medical Education
  Centre for mentally disabled in the Federal Republic of Germany.
  In 2006 she graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education and
  Sport at Charles University in Prague, subject of Physical and
  Work Education of health disabled.

• Since 2010 she has been working as a psychomotor therapist in PN
  Bohnice.

• She deals with rehabilitation programs in supportive treatment of
  patients with all types of psychiatric disorders.

• Email: katerina.farova@bohnice.cz

Prof. Dr. Ludmila Fialová, Ph.D.

• She works at the
  Department of Education, Psychology and Didactics at the Faculty
  of Physical Education and Sport at Charles University in Prague.
  She guarantees branches of study Physical Education and Sport
  with specialization in Education and Teaching for secondary
  schools at UK FTVS.

• She is an author
  of more than 270 scientific and professional articles,
  educational texts and research reports in 4 languages. She has
  written 5 Czech monographs, 15 chapters in a monograph, of which
  11 abroad. She was involved in solving of 24 grant tasks (7
  international).

• For many years
  she examined body image as part of human self-approach. Her
  research is summarized in the monograph "The conception
  of own body – health, fitness, appearance".

• She was awarded
  as „Woman of Month“in Czech science.

• She is a member
  of the Scientific Council of FTVS UK Prague, PF UJEP Ústí nad
  Labem.

• She
  also works as the chief editor of the scientific reviewed journal
  Czech kinanthropology.

• Email:
  fialova@ftvs.cuni.cz

Doc.
PhDr. Běla Hátlová, PhD.

• Graduate of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport and
  Psychology at the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in
  Prague. Graduate of postgraduate studies of kinanthropology,
  sport psychology.

• Senior lecturer at the Department of Psychology at PF UJEP Ústí
  nad Labem

• She focuses on sports psychology and health psychology. She has
  founded and developed with her students use of psychomotor
  therapy in psychiatric care in the Czech Republic.

• Contact: belahatlova@centrum.cz

PhDr. Eva Chalupová
(Tomešová), Ph.D.

• Assistant
  Professor at the Department of Psychology at FTVS UK in Prague.

• Mgr. –
  Kinanthropology FTVS UK Prague + Clinical psychology at the
  Faculty of Philosophy UK Prague.

• Research focus:

Transcultural validation of questionnaire methods, psych
diagnostics in sport, applied sport psychology.

Contact: eva.chalupova@praguesharks.com

Marianne Irmler, Ph.D.

Since 10/2011
Teaching staff at the Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg,
specific field: education and didactics in chronic and progressive
diseases and physical disabilities

2010-2011Academic
tutor at the University of Hamburg, Department: Sports and
movement sciences, Teaching assignment at the University of
Applied Sciences Kiel, Department: Social Work and Health

2008-2011 Remedial
teacher

2007 –
Movement therapist and integration assistant, ASA-scholarship
holder at the project „Therapeutic riding in Nicaragua“

2002-2007 – Studies
of rehabilitation sciences and education at the University of
Dortmund and the Charles University Prague (2004)

Mgr. Tereza Louková, Ph.D.

• Graduate of subject Teaching for Secondary Schools Physical
  Education – Psychology at FTVS UK in Prague. Since September 2008
  she has been at the Department of Psychology P UJEP Ústí nad
  Labem

• 2013 she
  completed a doctorate study in subject of Social Psychology FSS
  MU Brno under supervision of doc. Blahutková.

• She focuses on health psychology, mental hygiene, sport
  psychology and psychomotor activity.

• Contact: Tereza.Loukova@ujep.cz

Wioletta Lubkowska, Ph.D.

• Lecturer
  at the Faculty of Physical Education and Health Promotion,
  University of Szczecin, who has cooperated with the University
  since 1994.

• Expert
  on corrective gymnastics and health education, class 2 swimming
  trainer, teacher.

• Received a Ph.D. degree in physical culture
  from the Gdansk University of Physical Education and Sport with a
  doctoral thesis entitled ‘Assessment
  of physiological spine curvature and its practical significance
  in school-based physical education’.

• Corrective swimming trainer with 20 years of
  experience. Interested mainly in the issue of physiological
  spinal curvature,
  effectiveness of bad
  posture/scoliosis treatment through corrective/curative swimming,
  aquatic physical activity, as well as pedagogical activity in the
  field of health.

• Authored and co-authored 71 articles on physical culture,
  published both in Poland and abroad.

Contact: wioletta.lubkowska@univ.szczecin.pl

Prof. Christophe
Maïano

• Associate
  Professor at the Département de Psychoéducation et de
  Psychologie at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (Québec,
  Canada) and holds an adjunct appointment at the Institute for
  Positive Psychology and Education (IPPE) that is related to
  ongoing research collaborations with IPPE’s members.

• Christophe’s
  expertise broadly covers psychosocial interventions, adapted
  physical activity interventions, and health prevention and
  education interventions, all aimed at improving the physical and
  psychological wellbeing of individuals with an intellectual
  disability (ID),
  physical health problems, or mental health disorders.

• His current
  research projects are centered on: (a)
  the assessment of multidimensional self-conceptions, mental
  health, and well-being in youth with or without an ID; (b)
  the identification of social factors (social comparison,
  stereotypes, significant others, friends, school, etc.) related
  to the development of multidimensional
  self-conceptions
  in youth
  with
  or without an ID.

E-mail:
christophe.maiano@uqo.ca

Mgr. Miroslava Papajiková

• Student Mgr. of subject ANDRAGOGY AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT at FF
  UK in Prague.

• Graduate Mgr. in subject POLITICAL SCIENCE at FSV UK in Prague.

• Graduate of an annual accredited training program MINDFUL BODY –
  LABAN’S MOVEMENT ANALYSIS / BATERNIEFF FUNDAMENTALS

• When studying andragogy she continues to
  educate in psychology, personal development, psychotherapy, and
  psychomotor.

• Lecturer of motion classes, dancer and personal development
  consultant.

• She gains her experience with dancing and
  conscious movement at lessons and seminars of Czech and foreign
  lecturers.

• She is fascinated with connection of body and mind. She focuses
  on the possibilities how to use dance movement and conscious work
  with the body to reduce the symptoms of social phobia and general
  shyness toward greater self-confidence and healthier self-concept
  of clients.

Email:
mirka.papajikova@seznam.cz

Prof. Michel Probst, Ph.D.

• Graduate of rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy at KU
  Leuven, a graduate of postgraduate studies of "Psychomotor
  Therapy" and "Relaxation Therapy" at the KU Leuven
  (Belgium).

• Since 1979 he has been acting at the Katholieke Universiteit
  Leuven in Belgium at the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences
  and Physiotherapy, where he has been the head of the department
  since 2006.

• He specializes in eating disorders.

• President of the Psychomotor Therapy Company: International
  Rehabilitation Council in Psychiatry.

• Member of the Committee for Science and Research of
European Forum of Psychomotor activity.

Contact: michel.probst@faber.kuleuven.be

Tessa de Schimper, Ph.D.

• Bachelor
  in Psychomotor therapy (University of Applied Sciences,
  Windesheim Zwolle, The Netherlands)

• Student
  of the Erasmus Mundus Master in Adapted Physical Activity (KU,
  Leuven).

• Currently
  working on thesis with Lauren Lieberman (Ph.D) at the The College
  of Brockport, State University of New York.

The topic: The Physical- Self Concept in Youth and Children
with a Visual impairment, a qualitative study.

Contact: tessa_deschipper@hotmail.com

Prof. Marit Sørensen

• Professor of Sport Psychology at the Faculty of Sports Studies
  at the University of Oslo (Norway).

Contact: marit.sorensen@nih.no

PhDr. Daniela Stackeová, Ph.D.

• 1997 – Master in Physiotherapy with Specialization on
  Somatopsychotherapy FTVS UK Prague

• 2002 Ph.D. in Kinanthropology at FTVS UK in
  Prague, Department of PPD supervisor of prof. Dr. V. Hosek, The
  topic of dissertation: Influence of
  fitness exercise at psychological condition – possibility to be
  aimed.

• Scientific –
  pedagogical activity carried out in the field of sports
  psychology and physiotherapy, focusing on psychosomatics of
  movement system, psychosomatic in physiotherapy, psychological
  benefits of physical activity.

Contact: stackeova@volny.cz

Davy Vancampfort, PhD.

• He works as a therapist at
  the University Psychiatric Center, KUL, campus Kortenberg,
  Belgium. E deals with rehabilitation programs in the supportive
  treatment of patients with schizophrenia.

Pavel Doulík (Dean of the Faculty of Education UJEP)

Tereza Louková (Department of Psychology PF UJEP)

Pavel Doulík (Dean of the Faculty of Education, UJEP)

Tereza Louková (Department of Psychology, PF UJEP)