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Funded by the Heart Foundation, the mPAD project combines expertise in digital health, behavioural science, and vascular health to improve treatment adherence and support smoking cessation among patients with peripheral artery disease.
We are conducting a translational research program to co-design and evaluate a mobile-health (mHealth) intervention designed to increase Vigorous Intermittent Lifestyle Physical Activity (VILPA) in physically inactive women aged 40–65 years.
Turning shopping malls into spaces for active, connected ageing.
A partner dancing intervention: we aim to examine whether ballroom dance can improve memory, wellbeing, balance, fall risk, and quality of life among adults aged 65+ with subjective memory complaints.
YEAH! brings several European partners together to develop multilevel interventions targeting youth physical activity, sedentary time, diet, sleep, mental, social, and physical health. DRIVEN participates in the co-creation, delivery, and evaluation of the intervention.
ARCADIA brings together 8 European regions and communities to accelerate the adoption of NBS and to provide access to the latest, evidence-based knowledge, tools, and services.
Funded by TrygFonden, the ENACTING project aims to co-create and evaluate the feasibility of a digital platform to teach people how they can use behavior change techniques to become more physically active.
How do we respond to setbacks, unanticipated obstacles, and goal failure? GOALFLEX combines contemporary methods, including intensive longitudinal designs and computational modelling, to understand how we can adapt our goals and protect our mental health.
Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF), the MAINTAIN project aims to co-create and evaluate the impact of an intervention to promote healthy and climate-friendly dietary habits among Danish people, using principles of behavioral science and gamification.