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Fall 2025 Lecture

  1. UNO
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  3. Health and Kinesiology
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  6. Fall 2025 Lecture
Kate Jochimsen, PhD, ATC

Kate Jochimsen, PhD, ATC

  • Assistant Professor
  • Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

Additional Information

Moving Towards Whole-Person Healthcare: Addressing the Mind-Body Connection in Rehabilitation

Adopting a psychologically informed practice through mental health screening and integration of mind-body and psychological interventions can improve performance and health outcomes. This lecture will discuss the best available evidence regarding psychological responses to injury and psychologically informed interventions.

Additional Information

Moving Towards Whole-Person Healthcare: Addressing the Mind-Body Connection in Rehabilitation

Adopting a psychologically informed practice through mental health screening and integration of mind-body and psychological interventions can improve performance and health outcomes. This lecture will discuss the best available evidence regarding psychological responses to injury and psychologically informed interventions.

Additional Information

Moving Towards Whole-Person Healthcare: Addressing the Mind-Body Connection in Rehabilitation

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