Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Speakers

Speakers

We are delighted to welcome the following contributors to the Cerebral Palsy Scotland conference this year.

Kirstie Rees | Chartered Psychologist
Kirstie Rees is a chartered psychologist who is supporting the team on a...Read More
Kirsty Colquhoun
I graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2006 with a degree in Medicine. ...Read More
Lesley Nutton | Physiotherapist
Lesley trained as a physiotherapist in Manchester and qualified in 1986. She...Read More
Michael McEwan
I have been a disability campaigner as the former Chair of East Renfrewshire...Read More

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Make your voice heard – speak at our conference
Make your voice heard – speak at our conference

We’re looking for people from a range of backgrounds to speak at the Cerebral Palsy Scotland conference.... Read more

Make your voice heard – speak at our conference
Ageing well with cerebral palsy – register for our next webinar
Ageing well with cerebral palsy – register for our next webinar

Hosted by Kirsty Colquhoun, Consultant Geriatrician, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde... Read more

Ageing well with cerebral palsy – register for our next webinar
What do you think about Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s services?
What do you think about Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s services?

And what matters to you most as a member of the cerebral palsy community in Scotland? We want to make sure we’re offering the cerebral palsy community... Read more

What do you think about Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s services?
Join Walk ‘n’ Roll, our accessible fundraising challenge
Join Walk ‘n’ Roll, our accessible fundraising challenge

Join our Walk ‘n’ Roll virtual challenge and get moving in March in a way that works for you.... Read more

Join Walk ‘n’ Roll, our accessible fundraising challenge
What would you like people to know about cerebral palsy?
What would you like people to know about cerebral palsy?

Are you interested in raising awareness of cerebral palsy?  Do you have an interest in content creation and sharing your experiences? We are on the... Read more

What would you like people to know about cerebral palsy?
More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery
More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery

We are delighted to announce that Cerebral Palsy Scotland will receive £164,194 from The National Lottery Community Fund to provide specialist therapy... Read more

More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery