Kinesiologist, her research focuses on mobility and adapted physical activity to improve social participation and general health. She uses various methods and measurement tools to evaluate different technologies (e.g., wheelchairs, mHealth) and different approaches (e.g., professional and non-professional trainers) for clinical and community interventions. Her research program is interdsiciplinary and includes both clinical and community workers.

Keywords

mobility, physical activity, assistive technology, social, research partnership

Recent publications

• Influence of Cognitive Functioning on Powered Mobility Device Use: Protocol for a Systematic Review (Preprint)
• Rethinking controlled trials for evaluating wheelchair skills training in children
• Exploring the quality of participation and strategies to support meaningful engagement in an adapted paddleboard program among individuals with disabilities

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