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Welcome to PMT 

Summer School 

Lisbon 

2013

The Lisbon lies on the right bank of the river Tejo, near where the river enters the 

Atlantic. It is a city of valleys and hills overlooking the river, and grew outwards from 

the hill on which the ancient castle was built. 

The square close to the new Royal Palace, together with Rossio, is the political and 

commercial centre. Downtown Lisbon still retains its 18th-century character. Over the 

centuries, Lisbon has gone through considerable changes, but many traces of the city’s 

rich past have been retained.

Lisbon is still a city of many contrasts, a modern and ancient city... The characteristic 

quarters of the city are a must-see for culture, history, architecture and people, who 

have managed to pass on their traditions down the years. 

Lisbon is the only European capital with Atlantic beaches, and its coastline is ideal for 

swimming, surfing, sailing and windsurfing. By taking the train it is possible to discover 

the golden sandy beaches of Estoril and Cascais and the best surfing waters at the 

world-famous Guincho.

The Faculdade de Motricidade Humana (of the Technical University of Lisbon) is the 

most ancient Portuguese institution of Psychomotor Therapy (bachelor and master 

level). The curriculum is based on a holistic view of the person, integrating the mutual 

influence of motor, cognitive and social-emotional competencies expressed by action 

and body expression for a real participation of the person in the psychosocial context. 

The bachelor curriculum is designed to give students competencies to work 

extensively in preventive, pedagogical and therapeutic domains, in the different ages 

of life. Therefore, the main goal of FMH is human development through movement, 

by means of the study of the body and its manifestations in the interaction between 

biological processes and sociocultural values.

The Faculdade de Motricidade Humana (of the Technical University of Lisbon) represents the 

most ancient Portuguese institution where scientific paradigms of Psychomotor Therapy have 

been object of education and research, at a bachelor and master level. 

The bachelor curriculum is designed to give students competencies to work extensively in 

preventive, pedagogical and therapeutic domains, in the different ages of life. 

The concept is based on a holistic view of man, integrating the mutual influence of motor, 

cognitive and social-emotional competencies expressed by action and body expression to 

promote an inclusive participation of the person in the psychosocial context. The University is 

able to share its knowledge in the three main themes defined to this Intensive Program. 

The main goal of FMH is human development through movement, by means of the study of the 

body and its manifestations in the interaction between biological processes and sociocultural 

values.

Contacts: 

Sofia Santos (SS coordinator) 

sofiasantos@fmh.utl.pt 

Coordinators: 

Cor Niks (HWZ), 

Gerard Kessels (HAN) 

Helle Brok (VIAUC) 

Nadja Baur (HfH) 

Nicolas Raynal (ISRP) 

Sara Duarte (SS student assistant) 

saraduarte06@gmail.com 

Cristel Lopes (SS student assistant) 

cristel.lopes@gmail.com

Teaching Teams: 

Pair 1: 

Corien Clements & 

Marco Ferreira 

Charlotte Elmengaard 

(Denmark) 

Rut Brunner 

(Switzerland) 

Marco Ferreira 

(Portugal) 

Pair 2: 

Charlotte Elmengaard & 

Nicolas Raynal 

Pair 3: 

Rut Brunner & 

Marieke Coenen 

Nicolas Raynal 

(France) 

Marieke Coenen 

(Netherlands) 

Corien Clermonts 

(Netherlands)

Participants: 

Name 

André Lourenço 

Vanessa Lameira 

Ana Matilde Neves 

Joana Jacinto 

Joana Marreiros 

Janine Deget 

Kim Versteeg 

Froukje Plat 

Ingeborg Klunder 

Janine Morf 

Johanna David 

Michaela Fohn 

Anja Solenthaler 

Marion Fleischer 

Eva Stark 

Marion Grabher 

Madeleine Lehner 

Martin Ritschard 

Kirsten Peschel 

Claudia Busser 

Lucille André 

Cécile Baron 

Laura Champenois 

AFFILIATION 

Faculdade de Motricidade Humana 





Hogeschool Arnhem en Nijmegen 




Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Zürich 











Institut Supérieur de Rééducation Psychomotrice 


Institut Supérieur de Rééducation Psychomotrice

Participants: 

Name 

Lydie Delmas 

Alyssa Kettani 

Caroline Riandy 

Morgane Walckiers 

Anniek Honkoop 

Tanja Peeters 

Loes Janssem 

Loes Peeters 

Liza Heuvel 

Rensle Broers 

Sven Leushuis 

Maryse de Boer 

Else Kronman 

Mie Loft 

Ditte Lauridsen 

Solvej Kristensen 

Thorkild Laursen 

Morten Justesen 

Sussi Mourtissen 

Pernille Sorensen 

Victoria Six 

Affiliation 





School of Human Movement and Sports 








VIA UC Psykomotorikuddannelsen 








Geneva

Currency 

The Euro is the official 

currency of Portugal. 

(1€ = 7,5DKK 

1€ = 1,2 CHF) 

Climate 

In Lisbon the winter is gentle and 

summer is hot, but more moderate due 

to the proximity to the Ocean. During 

Spring and Autumn there are frequently 

sunny days with mild temperatures.

Greeting 

Portuguese are considered enthusiastic people and they 

like to kiss with 1 or 2 kisses. In general the first kiss is 

given on the right side of the face, in opposite with the 

Italians that start kissing on the left side. Between men a 

hand shake or a clap on the back is the common greeting.

Gastronomy 

For such a small country, Portugal has a surprisingly large variety of 

gastronomic delights. 

In Lisbon - a city of mixed cultures, tastes and spices - you will find 

everything from international, to regional and prize-winning cuisines. 

However, take advantage of living in Lisbon and try the typical dishes such 

as: grilled sardines, snails, codfish, deep fried green beans, roasted 

chestnuts and Pastéis de Belém, etc...

Drinking coffee in Lisbon 

Portugal is a country of journeys and discoveries. 

Brazil, Africa and Timor’s exotic influence 

awakened a strong taste for coffee in the 

Portuguese culture. 

In Lisbon coffee widely enjoyed and there are 

different ways to drink it according to your tastes. 

A bica is a tiny but powerful cup of black coffee, 

similar to an expresso. 

Ask for a italiana if you can’t wake up. A galão 

(half milk, half coffee), is for those who haven’t 

got used to the taste of the coffee in Portugal yet. 

But you will quickly move on to a garoto (strong 

coffee with a dash of milk) and at the end of the 

month you will surely be asking for a bica se faz 

favor. Any excuse is good enough to take a coffee 

in an esplanade in the sun.

Carris and Metro 

In order to travel in the different means 

of transport in Lisbon you’ll need a card 

that is rechargeable and automatically 

validated. 

• Where to buy, charge and recharge: 

- In every Carris and Metro point of sale. 

• Price: 

- 0.50 € 

• Recharge options available: 

- 1 zone ticket 

- Carris/Metro Rede 24 hours 

ticket (Valid for Carris and Metro) 

- Zapping (Valid for Carris, Metro and 

Transtejo/Soflusa) 

- Single metro trip: €1,25 

- Single bus ticket (Carris) valid for 2 

zones: 1,25€ 

- 24 Hours ticket valid for bus and 

metro (unlimited trips inside all the Carris 

and Metro network, for 24 hours since 

the first validation): 5,00€ 

Transport tickets 

Single ticket (or tickets on board): 

Target for casual customers. Bought 

when you enter the bus or tram and 

valid for 1 trip only: 

- Bus (Carris) € 1,75 

- Tram (Carris) € 2,85 

- Lift tickets: Santa Justa (2 trips) € 

5,00; Bica, Glória e Lavra (2 trips) € 

3,50

7) Useful Links 

http://www.carris.pt/ (buses in Lisbon) 

http://www.metrolisboa.pt/ (metro in Lisbon)

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