PANEL: Challenging Paradigms in Childhood-Onset Neurodisability: Optimality, Complexity, and Participation
A Talk by Prof Margaret Mayston AM AM PhD , Jean-Pierre Maes , Arul Hamill and Kelly Reynolds
About this Talk
This panel will likely challenge the current concepts and beliefs about what's possible and what's important in childhood neurodisability re/habilitation. Discussion topics include how we define and talk about what we do, how we can address evidence gaps, new ideas and approaches and how to determine what approaches are worth paying attention to.
About The Speakers
University College London, University College London
Physical therapist specializing in the understanding and management of people with cerebral palsy. Hold an MSc and PhD in physiology/neurophysiology. My focus is on knowledge transfer from my academic work to clinical practice, notably the Bobath Clinical Reasoning Framework: 'Bobath as intended'.
Occupational Therapist, Paediatric Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy
F words Life Wheel - Bringing my favourite words and coaching together to enable children, parents and families to have a voice. Values/ Beliefs/Spirituality/ Autonomy/ Connection/ Participation and Occupation.
Hosts
WiredOn