@KatchLesley @hldouglas @Pippa_FS @MainEleanor @DrKateOulton @dr_jowray @Pen_CRU Amazing!! Massive congrats Lesley xx
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Gemma Kelly
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Gemma Kelly
@GemEKelly
Physio researcher/clinician working with children with acquired brain injuries/neurodisability
United Kingdom Katılım Haziran 2016
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Massive honour to be graduating with a Doctor of Philosophy from #UCLGOS ICH with these amazing people @hldouglas @nfilpow @Pippa_FS with the support of @MainEleanor and @DrKateOulton @dr_jowray @Pen_CRU amongst many others 🙏
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@DrKateOulton @GoshOrchid @dr_jowray @KatchLesley @NIHRresearch Amazing Lesley!! Such great news. Massive congrats xx
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.@GoshOrchid @dr_jowray @KatchLesley @NIHRresearch And now it’s official - huge congratulations Dr Lesley Katchburian, such an achievement. Looking forward to seeing what the future holds 😊
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What a great Christmas present🎄 This is the final paper from my PhD and was a long time in the making. #development #recovery Enjoy the read 👇
Conceptual framework of the recovery of self-awareness following a severe traumatic brain injury in childhood tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Our study has been published! Important messages of the importance, meaning, challenges and required to support young people to participate in physical leisure activities after acquired brain injury @Childrens_Trust @WalesLorna @TheAPCP
tandfonline.com/eprint/RT6QF47…
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Extremely honoured to have been part of this journal article. Congratulations Dr Alison Perkins - a truly gifted clinical neuropsychologist working at The Children’s Trust and all round wonderful human being - here’s to your magnum
Opus @Childrens_Trust @dr_f_gracey @GemEKelly
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Thanks to my ace supervisory team 🌟👏@MainEleanor @DrKateOulton @dr_jowray @drlucindacarr and #GOSHNDS
Prof. Eleanor Main@MainEleanor
Fabulous start to the week with @KatchLesley acing her PhD viva @UCLchildhealth on botulinum toxin for children and young people with cerebral palsy. Congratulations Dr Katchburian! Your work will change practice and improve lives too. Absolute Winner!
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@GemEKelly talks about CYP post ABI returning to sport. WHY they participate - (sense of identity, physical & emotional benefit, friendships) and HOW they do it - with aids & adaptations, others wanted to participate in the same way they did pre-injury. #NPBIC22 @Childrens_Trust
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Fantastic presentation from @GemEKelly Exploring how CYP return to physical based activities following #ABI and the impact & influences of the environment and communities @Childrens_Trust #NPBIC22
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Ableism is a real issue- often the narratives people with disabilities hear around them develop feelings of shame of their disability. We need to make sure we are not living with the assumption that disability is a tragedy. From Dr Joanna Atkinson #NPBIC22 @Childrens_Trust
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Why do we talk about hard to reach or non compliant families? Often families believe in the value of services but a wide variety of barriers prevent engagement…Thought provoking insights from @DrMPhoenix #NPBIC22 @Childrens_Trust
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Fantastic presentation from @Rachyk77 sharing preliminary results of her PHD highlighting the importance of participation, activity, leisure and quality of life. What do our interventions need to look like for holistic long term care? #IPBIS2022
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Alison Perkin's identity rehabilitation model "I-FoRM": Really useful to guide professionals working with children/young people with brain injuries to consider identity development and its impact on rehabilitation @Childrens_Trust @TheAPCP @RCOT_CYPF
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
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@EACD2022 Peter Rosenbaum presenting so well about how we need to answer questions about prognostics that are actually being asked- promote what they can do and how to empower this
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@WalesLorna @Childrens_Trust presenting PRISM- a tool to help the MDT describe the priorities of rehab- demonstrating how every child has different needs and these vary over their placement @EACD2022
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Fantastic talk @philharniess about using shared observations- allow the two expert opinions of parents and therapists to be heard and to learn from each other @EACD2022
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A great morning at @EACD2022 - massive focus on how can we get children&families take part in everyday life- be that through technology or coaching based interventions @Childrens_Trust
EACD / IAACD Heidelberg 2025@EACD2025
The first day of EACD Barcelona 2022 is starting soon! Share with us which session you are following using #EACD2022!
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Thought provoking first talk @BACD_tweets by Susie Turner. Pain is so prevalent in young people with neurodisability- are some of our interventions making this worse?
Sally Morgan@sallymorganslt
First up Susie Turner Clinical Specialist Physio at @EvelinaLondon Great presentation on pain in Cerebral Palsy, discussion about young adults & transition and CPIP pathway. #BACD2022
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Really great job for any physio wanting a career in neurology/paeds.... small caseloads, loads of joint working, fab MDT, big emphasis on physical activity and fun and most amazing CYP & families! Plus lots of opportunities to contribute to service development/ research.
Sharon Tuppeny@sharontuppenyot
great teams to be part of @Childrens_Trust , lots of opportunities for cpd and training across the rotations in this very supported role @MelanieBurrough @GemEKelly @HarbinsonJoanne
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A fantastic opportunity @Childrens_Trust if you are interested in clinical research and implementing evidence into practice... all with the aim maximising participation and wellbeing of children with neurodisabilities and their families @TheAPCP @TheEBPpodcast @CYPFRehabNet
The Children's Trust@Childrens_Trust
A rare and exciting opportunity has arisen for a clinical academic to join our research team to cover long term leave. The post holder will undertake and disseminate research into practices of rehabilitation and neurodisability. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/2JU1T1O.
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