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JOB ALERT! University of South Wales Occupational Therapy Lecturer, delivering the part time course at USW. 📧For an informal conversation or visit: email Sally Course Leader at: [email protected]
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Connective issues- SymptomaticHypermobility and the connection with #neurodivergence and #neurodivergent people
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Kirsty is an Occupational Therapist based in Monmouthshire Integrated Services and works across both prison sites in the Health Board area.
In this video, she explains how occupational therapy can help people and more about her role.
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The updated standards of proficiency come into effect tomorrow, 1 Sept 2023. We believe these updates will help maintain high-quality care and retain public confidence in the professions we regulate.
Download the full standards for your profession👇
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We are delighted to have the Dyspraxia Foundation as a host board for UK Boardroom Apprentice 2024.
If you would like to contribute to their Board decisions, make sure you select them in your application.
Find out more 👉boardroomapprentice.com/uk/
#GetOnBoard @DYSPRAXIAFDTN
ALT "Go for it - you'll be warmly welcomed and will gain a great amount - becoming a trustee and now chair has been one of the best experiences of my life." - Jonathan Levy, Dyspraxia Foundation Chair
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Follow the link to find out more if you have an interest in supporting #participation & #socialconnectedness for people with #neurologicalconditions , #codesign & #digitaltechnology
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A new accessible research summary titled 'Can movement demonstration videos combined with imagination help children with dyspraxia learn everyday movement activities?' by @MattScott93 and colleagues has just been added to the Movement Matters website: movementmattersuk.org/therap…
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Well done, looks fabulous! @SuzanneBryantOT @LucyGoo68429126
Ready for our Recovery through activity self care taster session today 😊 @S_Hindmarsh_ @AbuhbN
@AneurinBevanUHB @Matthew81156980 @M33CMK #occupationaltherapy #recoverythroughactivity #selfcare #mentalhealth #recovery
A new accessible research summary titled 'Can movement demonstration videos combined with imagination help children with dyspraxia learn everyday movement activities?' by @MattScott93 and colleagues has just been added to the Movement Matters website: movementmattersuk.org/therap…
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It’s an exciting time to chair @DYSPRAXIAFDTN, the UK’s leading national charity for everyone affected by #dyspraxia. #ChairmanLevy #PoweringForward
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I had a great time at the @DCD_UK_2023 conference in Manchester this week. I loved meeting so many new members of the DCD community, and hearing about the incredible research being done in this area. And, I ticked off my first international oral presentation! @MMU_DCD @DeakinCNU
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@LucyEddy_ presenting her work on working towards de-medicalising motor difficulties in children & working with our OTs to better support families @DCD_UK_2023
We were delighted to launch the new look Movement Matters website at @DCD_UK_2023. We are committed to making #DCD research accessible to non-scientific communities. For further information please visit movementmattersuk.org/
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Moving and inspirational keynote from @Sallydyspraxia on the importance of coproduction and more generally involving dyspraxic people in dyspraxia research @DCD_UK_2023 Thanks Sally!
ALT Image of a title PowerPoint slide reading: Research matters: the importance of involving people in dyspraxia/DCD research. Dr Sally Payne, Occupational therapist, Dyspraxia Foundation trustee, professional advisor, royal college of occupational therapists, research dabbler