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Join Our Discussion Group on Physiotherapy Experiences for People with Ataxia

We invite individuals over 18 years old, diagnosed with cerebellar ataxia for over 6 months, to participate in a discussion group. This group will explore your experiences living with ataxia, strategies for maintaining activity levels, and insights into physiotherapy treatment. Your perspective will be invaluable in understanding contemporary physiotherapy practices. If you're interested in sharing your journey and engaging with fellow participants, please contact Elizabeth Cassidy, Lecturer in Physiotherapy at Brunel University, at 01895 268736 or elizabeth.cassidy@brunel.ac.uk.

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Join Our Discussion Group on Physiotherapy Experiences for People with Ataxia

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  1. Contemporary physiotherapy practice for people with ataxia: the perspectives of people with ataxia and physiotherapists VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED We are looking for people with ataxia to participate in a discussion group with other people who have ataxia about topics such as their experience of living with ataxia, strategies used to maintain activity levels and experiences of physiotherapy treatment. If you are over 18 years old, have been diagnosed with cerebellar ataxia for more than 6 months and are interested in participating please contact Elizabeth Cassidy, Lecturer in Physiotherapy at Brunel University, for more information. Telephone 01895 268736 or e-mail elizabeth.cassidy@brunel.ac.uk Research ethics approval has been obtained for this study from the School of Health Sciences and Social Care Research Ethics Committee, Brunel University.

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