Join Dr. Katherine Hansen in this engaging keynote lecture of HEART Club Sessions hosted by the University of Michigan. In this session, Dr. Katherine Hansen, a renowned pediatric cardiologist and exercise cardiologist, shares her journey and insights into the transformative power of exercise training for patients with congenital heart disease. She delves into the critical aspects of cardiac rehabilitation, the unique needs of pediatric patients, and the importance of developing both physical and mental skills for lifelong fitness.
Highlights include:
• The evolution of cardiac rehabilitation for children
• The integration of mental skills training with physical exercise
• Strategies for overcoming psychological barriers to exercise
• The significance of a holistic approach to fitness, focusing on both physical and mental well-being
Discover how innovative exercise interventions can help pediatric patients thrive, improve their quality of life, and develop resilience. Engage with expert discussions and learn about the latest advancements in exercise cardiology.
About the speaker: Katie is an assistant professor and pediatric cardiologist with advanced training in cardiac exercise physiologist at Children’s Health in Dallas, Texas where she researches the impact of positive mindset on the outcomes of children with congenital heart disease in both the single ventricle clinic and her new cardiac fitness program.
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