The next workshop will focus on IT-innovation to support the mental health of children and adolescents.
30.04.2015 |
Dato | ons 20 maj |
Tid | 11:00 — 15:00 |
Sted | AIAS Auditorium, Aarhus University |
On May 20 (2015) AU Network of Public Mental Child Health and the newly established Center for Health Collaboration at Aarhus University invite you to an open workshop about the use of technology to support mental health of children and adolescents.
Scientists from the network will present a variety of technological solutions and we discuss the potential of technology support for mental child health in Denmark.
Date and Time: May 20, 2015, 9:00-16:00
Venue: AIAS Auditorium, Aarhus University
Fee: Free of charge
Deadline for registration: May 12, 12:00
9.00 Welcome (Carsten Obel)
Emotional Problems
9.15 Silke Stjerneklar (Dept. of Psychology, AU): Chilled out- The electronic version of Cool Kids
9.30 Kennet Jeppesen (Dept. of Computer Science, AU): Support for Social Anxiety
9.45 Peter Bering (Copeit og AU): Dental Anxiety - Experineces from Copeit
10.00 Discussion
10.30 Coffee
Developmental Disorders
10.45 Tobias Sonne (Dept. of Computer Science, AU): Support for ADHD
11.00 Anders S Erlendson (Remeries): Support for Asperger
11.15 Allan Madsen (Institut for Kommunikation og Handicap):Experiences with TBS for Dyslexia
11.30 Ivan Kjær Lauridsen (Center for Frihedsteknologi, Aarhus Kommune): Experiences with social robots
11.45 Discussion
12.00 Lunch
The Potential of the Danish enviroment
13.00 Claus Færch (Region of Southern Denmark): Activities at Centre of Psychiatri Telemedicine
13.15 Janni Niclasen (Dept. of Psychology, KU): Experiences from Social Fabric
13.30 Kaj Grønbæk, Mads Dahl, Carsten Obel (AU): Digital Health and Welfare at AU
13.45 Benjamin Suhr (MobileFitness): Experiences with personalized Big Data Based Apps
14.00 Helle Rohde (Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design): The newest Trends in interatctive Design
14.15 Discussion: How do we organize the corporation between academicc enviroment, the municipalities and private care initiatives, and where should TS solutions be rooted? (Kaj Grønbæk og Carsten Obel)
15.00 Social drinks