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CP Conference 2009
Evidence supported management of cerebral palsy in South Africa: Are we there yet?
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Animal assisted therapy ... - Sue Layley & Paws for People
Animal assisted therapy in a school for learners with special needs.
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Are we there yet!?
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The Muriel Brand Award goes to ...
Advances in Management of Cerebral Palsy ... - Cha...
Animal assisted therapy ... - Sue Layley & Paws fo...
Hambizela – Training primary caregivers ... - Elna...
Review of the current social developments ... - Pe...
A review of the mirror neuron system - Leon Stander
Programme for Day 3
EEG’s in CP children - Janet Bester
Seating and postural support in persons with cereb...
Five days – enough time to make a difference – Gil...
The experience of aggression in boys with cerebral...
A model for adult CP services - Lesley Silberstein
Giving adults with cerebral palsy a voice - Kersti...
Botox for diplegic cerebral palsied children - Ein...
Classification of cerebral palsy syndromes - Tizia...
Application of the Gross Motor Function Measure - ...
Application of the Gross Motor Function Measure - ...
The impact of HIV on school going children - Joann...
Non accidental injury as a cause of cerebral palsy...
Evaluating outcomes that matter - Charlene Butler
Programme for Day 2
Profound questions
Functional goal setting in early intervention cent...
Cortical visual impairment in learners with dipleg...
Designing wheelchairs for rough terrain - Martin B...
KnowCP in schools - Shane Clarke
Disability tax fairness - Koenraad Burger
Tertiary studies and disabled students - Mariki Eloff
Current state of special education in Gauteng - He...
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