In this CP-Achieve webinar session, Georgia McKenzie presents findings from her recently submitted PhD, with a focus on the implications for practice for therapists and community gyms, and opportunities for future research.
Georgia McKenzie is a physiotherapist at the St Vincent’s Hospital Young Adult Complex Disability Service working with young adults with cerebral palsy to make the transition from the paediatric to adult world and a current PhD candidate with La Trobe University and CP-Achieve at Murodch Children's Reseach Institute. Georgia’s PhD is investigating the factors influencing gym participation for adults with cerebral palsy and how to best support participation in the gym.
This session was recorded as part of the CP-Achieve webinar series on 12 June 2024.
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16 июн 2024
