Ballet for Brain Injury - Telehealth Program Feasibility Study

The University of Queensland0 个研究点目标入组 20 人开始时间: 2026年7月21日最近更新: 2026年7月20日

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•for telehealth participants:
•Living with an acquired brain injury, medically stable, and >6 months post-injury.
•Living in a home/community setting.
•Survivors of brain cancer and stroke may also be included in this feasibility study.
•Participants and their caregivers residing in a rural/regional area (MM2 or higher using the Modified Monash Model) in Queensland.
•Willing to participate in a telehealth version of a ‘Ballet for Brain Injury’ 10-week intervention.
•Have access to a mobile device or computer hardware with Internet access and webcam capability suitable for telehealth.
•Are aged 18 and above
•Inclusion criteria for in-person participants:
•Living with an acquired brain injury, medically stable, and >6 months post-injury.
•Living in a home/community setting.
•Survivors of brain cancer and stroke may also be included in this feasibility study.
•Willing to participate in-person in a 10-week ‘Ballet for Brain Injury’ class intervention in West End, Brisbane.
•Are aged 18 and above

•for telehealth and in-person participants:
•Any medical condition in which exercise or physical activity could be contraindicated (e.g. vertigo, heart disease, late-stage pregnancy).
•Significant cognitive or communication impairment preventing the understanding of basic instructions or English expression.
•Substantial history and experience with ‘Ballet for Brain Injury’ in-person classes facilitated by Queensland Ballet (=4 sessions over the last 12 months).
•Participant unable to provide informed consent of their own accord

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