Ines Schröder

Ines Schröder is a Lecturer at the University of Education Schwäbisch Gmünd, serving as Managing Director of the Health Promotion and Prevention program within the Department of Educational Psychology, Health Psychology and Health Promotion. She contributes to both academic instruction and research initiatives focused on practical health applications.

She holds a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree, though specific educational institutions and graduation details are not provided in the available documentation.

Her research centers on critical health domains:

• Health Psychology
• Stress Management
• Public Health Interventions
• Program Evaluation Methodologies
• Addiction Prevention Strategies
• Nutrition-Health Interrelationships

Her work emphasizes real-world implementation, including psychological evaluation of nutrition programs and developing movement-based therapies for cancer patients, alongside stress management and life competence frameworks for addiction prevention.

Current funded projects include the WIKAKO nutrition program evaluation (with Prof. Dr. Petra Lührmann, funded by Sarah Wiener Foundation/BARMER), the BUS-Study on stress management through movement, and a regional sports program for oncology patients in Schwäbisch Gmünd.