Andrea Schmitt's research while affiliated with Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich and other places

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Publications (6)

Fig. 1 Flow chart of the overall study design including details of the...
Fig. 2 Flowchart of patient and healthy control recruitmen. Excluded...
Sociodemographic characteristics of patients and healthy controls...
Examples of alpine stimuli depicting individuals performing physical...
Viewing an alpine environment positively affects emotional analytics in patients with somatoform, depressive and anxiety disorders as well as in healthy controls
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  • Jul 2020
Background: Patients with somatoform, depressive or anxiety disorders often don't respond well to medical treatment and experience many side effects. It is thus of clinical relevance to identify alternative, scientifically based, treatments. Our approach is based on the recent evidence that urbanicity has been shown to be associated with an increa...
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Viewing an alpine environment positively affects emotional analytics in patients with stress-related psychiatric disorders
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  • Mar 2020
Background: Patients with stress-related psychiatric (psychosomatic) disorders often don´t respond well to medical treatment and experience many side effects. It is thus of clinical relevance to identify alternative, scientifically based, treatments. Our approach is based on the recent evidence that urbanicity has been shown to be associated with a...
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Viewing an alpine environment positively affects emotional analytics in patients with somatoform, depressive and anxiety disorders as well as in healthy controls
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  • Feb 2020
Background: Patients with somatoform, depressive or anxiety disorders often don´t respond well to medical treatment and experience many side effects. It is thus of clinical relevance to identify alternative, scientifically based, treatments. Our approach is based on the recent evidence that urbanicity has been shown to be associated with an increas...
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Viewing an alpine environment positively affects emotional analytics in patients with stress-related psychiatric disorders and healthy controls
Preprint
Full-text available
  • Feb 2020
Background: Patients with stress-related psychiatric (psychosomatic) disorders often don´t respond well to medical treatment and experience many side effects. It is thus of clinical relevance to identify alternative, scientifically based, treatments. Our approach is based on the recent evidence that urbanicity has been shown to be associated with a...
Figure 1
Figure 2
Viewing an alpine environment positively affects emotional analytics in patients with somatoform, depressive and anxiety disorders as well as in healthy controls
Preprint
Full-text available
  • Feb 2020
Background: Patients with somatoform, depressive or anxiety disorders often don´t respond well to medical treatment and experience many side effects. It is thus of clinical relevance to identify alternative, scientifically based, treatments. Our approach is based on the recent evidence that urbanicity has been shown to be associated with an increas...
Photo of the city of Innsbruck showing the close proximity between the...
Flowchart of patient and healthy control recruitment *Early termination...
Effect of resilience on the relationship between physical activity in...
Effect of resilience on the relationship between total physical...
The effect of physical activity in an alpine environment on quality of life is mediated by resilience in patients with psychosomatic disorders and healthy controls
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  • Aug 2019
Objective: Physical activity (PA) in an outdoor environment has been shown to exert positive effects on mental well-being beyond those found for PA indoors. The specific effect of an alpine environment has not been investigated so far. Here we evaluate the association of PA in an alpine environment with resilience and quality of life (QOL) in pati...

Citations

... Several intervention studies were identified [24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39]. Of them, a minority included patients with MDD only [24][25][26][27][28][29], and the majority [21,[30][31][32][33][34][35][37][38][39] recruited mixed samples including patients with depressive disorders, although separate results for that group were not reported. ...
Reference: Lifestyle Prescription for Depression with a Focus on Nature Exposure and Screen Time: A Narrative Review
... Contrary to previous literature [54], we found that location does not influence resilience and QOL. The research on how location effects exercise and resilience is in its infancy, with studies having focused on the attachment between the self and environment, drawing on Bowlby and Ainsworth attachment theory [55]. ...
Reference: The effect of exercise on resilience, its mediators and moderators, in a general population during the UK COVID-19 pandemic in 2020: a cross-sectional online study