Present today in 6 countries around the world, the Siel Bleu Association support nearly 294,000 participants every week thanks to more than 1000 professionals in adapted physical activity.
To understand what Adapted Physical Activity is, we first need to define what it is.physical activity Physical activity is the performance of bodily movements through muscle contraction, thereby increasing energy expenditure. It differs from sport, which is generally associated with performance and competition.
We therefore speak ofAdapted Physical ActivityAPA) when these movements are adapted to the abilities, needs and desires of the individual, particularly the frail.
Good health is a right and prevention is a common good to which everyone should have access.
Our dream? A society in which everyone has access to universal preventive tools, in particular physical activity adapted to their needs, desires and possibilities, whatever their age or state of health, for a better quality of life through good habits and a more active lifestyle.
support people throughout their lives to help them feel better in mind and body: elderly people, people with chronic illnesses, migrants, employees, carers, people with disabilities... Or anyone affected by precariousness. Caring for the last man standing is non-negotiable.
Our fundamental principles are financial and geographical accessibility for all, because we believe that staying healthy is a right and should never become a luxury.
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Inventing, studying and disseminating new healthcare practices accessible to the greatest number of people, in collaboration with specialists from the medical world.
Our own range of adapted material designed with the participants and the professionals of Siel Bleu.
Ensure the financial and geographical accessibility of our programs, while preserving and transmitting the vision and values of the Siel Bleu Association since 1997.
All types of sessions: group classes, in hospitals, retirement homes, individual home coaching, etc...
Or "Siel Bleu at work" which offers activities for employees in the workplace.
To best support our participants, we use these two main tools to create social links:
Adapted Physical Activity and smiles... but not only!
Over the years, Siel Bleu has developed a list of tools to meet the needs of our partners and beneficiaries as closely as possible:
Dietetic support such as Nutrisiel in France, for expertise in healthy eating.
A 5-day accompaniment with the stays*, for a wellness break: an opportunity to exchange ideas, discover new health tools and enjoy a moment of escape!
Tools to carry out a personalized diagnosis in each structure where we operate, such as MAPEO in Spain or Globalisiel in France: identify needs and offer support tailored to participants, caregivers and care professionals.
A tool to test and evaluate the health status of beneficiaries and track their progress during the cycle, such as the Humani Cura application in France.
But also...
* Shemed stays for people affected by cancer (Maison de la Vie), stroke (Maison de l'AVanC') or Parkinson's disease, as well as for young people suffering from serious oncological diseases (Séjours Hors du Temps).
At Siel Bleu, we demonstrate the impact of Adapted Physical Activity on the lives of participants through our scientific studies.
With the support of the European Commission, the HAPPIER (Healthy Activity and Physical Program Innovations in Elderly Residences) study analyzed and measured the effects and impact of Adapted Physical Activity on residents in nursing homes.
Conducted with the Inserm, this study aims to analyze the effect of an Adapted Physical Activity program on the prevention of falls with fractures or other serious physical trauma.
This study, conducted in 2012 by the McKinsey firm, aims to prove the economic impact on health systems by mainstreaming Siel Bleu's activities.
And our expertise in the prevention and health sector, backed up by our studies, has already been rewarded with numerous prizes and distinctions!