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2007 was another good year for Scottish ACPIN with a varied range of courses/speakers. Membership numbers remain healthy at about 78 however we do have spaces on the committee so do contact me if you are interested.
Forthcoming programme
• April 23rd AGM and Exploring the Brain Dr Gilie McNeill in Glasgow
• August 23rd Pauline Pope on Positioning and Seating with Neurological Patients. Edinburgh
• September 27th Neurophysiotherapy Research Forum Stirling. Panel including Mark Smith, Jackie Morris, John Dennis and June Lawrie. More speakers to be confirmed. Opportunities for questions , discussion groups etc.
• October 25/26th Debbie Strang (Bobath tutor ) Trunk and Shoulder Raigmore Hospital.
Further details about the above courses will be included in a newsletter together with other local news.
