‘- I am passionate about peer work

'- The peer work is extra rewarding when people open up and ask me questions, says peer coordinator in the Inland, Roar Olafsen from Roa on Hadeland.

Valuable and educational peer work

'- Peer work facilitates people's everyday lives and contributes to amputees and prosthesis users being able to participate in activities that are adapted to them, says Jan Ove Sørheim.

‘- Internal motivation means that you succeed with the training

Physiotherapist Gitte has trained amputees and prosthesis users for over twenty years. In the report, you will hopefully be inspired to move more, and to train so that you can perform the activities that increase the joy of life in everyday life.

‘- Many amputees envision a life in a wheelchair

'- My biggest task and joy is to make people understand that there is a good life after the amputation.

Happy Easter!

Happy easter everyone! Then it’s time for another Easter with Covid-19. We are in a new wave of infections and we have strong guidelines from the authorities on what we are allowed to do and not. Momentum has unfortunately had to cancel several events this year as well. Both Hafjell, Ridderuka and Hovden were canceled. […]

Livsglede Nr. 1 2021 is out!

This year’s first issue of Livsglede is about Momentum’s important peer work, which makes a strong contribution to promoting joy of life and growth in the everyday lives of amputees and prosthesis users. In this issue, you can read eight strong stories about prosthesis users who work themselves as volunteer peers. Are you impatient and […]