09.00-10.00: Registration, networking and exhibition.
10.00-10.15: Opening remarks
- Stephanie Fraser, CEO, Cerebral Palsy Scotland
- Ruth Kelliher, Partner, Digby Brown Solicitors
10.15-10.55: Opening session: Ageing well with cerebral palsy
- Kirsty Colquhoun, Consultant Geriatrician, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
11.00-11.45: Breakout sessions 1
- Adolescence to adulthood with cerebral palsy: what is it like? – Chloe Tear
- A life spent smiling – Howard Taylor, Director, PwC UK
- Making sense of mental health – Kirstie Rees, Chartered Psychologist, with Arden Metford and Claire McMillan, Cerebral Palsy Scotland
- Think Carer: Navigating the challenges, legislation and support for unpaid carers in Scotland – Beth Wylie, Partnership Training Officer at VOCAL (Voices of Carers across Lothian)
11.45-12.15: Refreshments and exhibition
12.15-13.00: Breakout sessions 2
- Cerebral palsy, Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) and CVI-SIM – Dr Andrew Blaikie, University of St Andrews
- Legal planning for families affected by cerebral palsy – Pete Murrin, Partner, Turcan Connell
- Keep your motor running: Staying active with cerebral palsy – Lesley Nutton, Physiotherapist, Cerebral Palsy Scotland and Guinni Baker, Depute Head Teacher
- Enriching conversations: Maximising AAC strategies at home – Ceanna McGregor, CALL Scotland
13.00-14.00: Lunch and exhibition
14.00-14.45: Breakout sessions 3
- Postural care training: A national approach to 24-hour postural care – Norma Findlay, Training for Care and Anne Cossar & Associates Ltd.
- The Dream, Plan, Live person-centred planning programme – Dr Danielle Farrel, Your Options Understood (Y.O.U.)
- My road to becoming a world champion (with Cerebral Palsy Scotland) – Jon McFarlane
14.45-15.30: Panel discussion session: Employment journeys
- Hosted by Michael McEwan, with Abigail Bainbridge, Katherine Toomey and Jack Smyth.
