Quality of Life and Mental Health for Children and Young Adults: Case studies from Japan and Denmark
December 20th, 2021, 10:00 - 11:45 CET / 18:00 - 19:45 JST
Language: Japanese and English (with consecutive interpretation)
言語: 日本語と英語(逐次通訳付き)
Tokai University QOL Seminar #8
General Information:
Date:
December 20th (mon), 2021
Time:
10:00-11.45 (Denmark)
18:00-19:45 (Japan)
Venue:
Online (Zoom)
Hosts:
Tokai University European Center
Tokai University
This webinar will address mental health issues relating to children and young adults. Stress and loneliness are the focal points of the presentations, and case studies from Denmark and Japan will be introduced to exemplify how each country is dealing with specific mental health issues within the confines its socio-cultural context.
By highlighting mental health issues this webinar collaboration between Tokai University (Japan) and VIA University College (Denmark) seeks to contribute to a wider and more nuanced understanding and discussion of mental health issues and in extension thereof to work on promoting and securing increased “Quality of Life”.
Program
10:00-10:05 (18:00-18:05)
Welcome by Tokai University European Center (TUEC)
10:05-10:10 (18:05-18:10)
Opening remarks
Tokai University, Department of Health Management
10:10-10:40 (18:10-18:40)
Presentation by Dr. Jesper Dahlgaard
Docent & Head of Research Programme for Mind and Body in Mental Health, VIA University College
A Short Mindfulness Retreat for Students to Reduce Stress and Promote Self-Compassion: Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial Exploring Both an Indoor and a Natural Outdoor Retreat Setting
10:40-11:10 (18:40-19:10)
Presentation by Dr. Yoichi Naganuma
Tokai University, Department of Health Management
The Influence of Covid-19 on the Mental Health of Children and Young Adults in Japan
11:10-11:30 (19:10-19:30)
Panel discussion (Q&A based on questions from audience)
11:30-11:35 (19:30-19:35)
Closing remarks by Karen Frederiksen, PhD
Dean of Education, Department of Health, Via University College
11:35-11:45 (19:35-19:45)
End of program
Please click on one of the speakers for abstracts and more information on the speaker.