Team

Vanessa Reimer and Martina Kanning published a methodological discussion about an N-of-1 study design in forensic psychiatric sports therapy. 

Together with colleagues from the United States Jan-Philipp Lange and Martina Kanning published an overview about the association of sedentary behavior with various biological, physiological, and psychological factors in children and adolescent.

We introduce walking-triggered e-diaries as an innovative ambulatory assessment approach for time-varying associations.

Together with colleagues from Technical University of Munich, Sarah Spengler published an article in Frontiers in Education. It addresses the development of an intervention to integrate education for sustainable development (ESD) into physical education.

Lukas Bollenbach, Julian Schmitz (from ILS Research gGmbH), Christina Niermann, and Martina Kanning published an original research article. It is about how people feel while walking in the city, and walking-triggered e-diaries were used to investigate the association of social interaction and environmental greenness during everyday life walking.

Vanessa Reimer, Thomas Ross and Martina Kanning published a systematic Review of evidence in mentally ill patients. It is about the effects of sport therapy on psychosocial outcomes for forensic patients.

Christina Niermann, Martina Kanning und Lukas Bollenbach published an article about the effect of COVID-19 lockdown on physical activity and the quality of life of young adults.

Dr. Sarah Spengler and Amelie Heinrich joined our research group on 1st of October.