NEW Research published on Conductive Education!
ACENA would like to send a heartfelt thanks and congratulations to Roberta O'Shea, Mary Jones, and Katie Lightfoot on their recent publication in Archives of Rehabilitation Research and Clinical Translation. Robbie and her team have been fierce advocates for CE and continues to help this wonderful approach grow within the rehabilitation world.
Please join us in congratulating the team on this accomplishment, and be sure to check out the article below!
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590109520300446
ACENA would like to send a heartfelt thanks and congratulations to Roberta O'Shea, Mary Jones, and Katie Lightfoot on their recent publication in Archives of Rehabilitation Research and Clinical Translation. Robbie and her team have been fierce advocates for CE and continues to help this wonderful approach grow within the rehabilitation world.
Please join us in congratulating the team on this accomplishment, and be sure to check out the article below!
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590109520300446
MAY WEBINAR: STROKE FROM THE INSIDE
May 16th 2021 Zsolt Ezsias (Conductive Education Teacher)
will share his experiences recovering from a stroke that he suffered in 2016. His insights include the challenges that he faced along his road to recovery and how his background as a conductive education teacher shaped this journey.
Zsolt Ezsias graduated from the Andras Peto Institute, Budapest, Hungary in 1997. Zsolt has been working in the USA since 1998, serving children and young adults with cerebral palsy.
His unique perspective is extremely eye-opening, and we hope that many will have the chance to attend.
Please contact Anita Keresztury to register:
Email: akeresztury@cfice.org
Phone: 224 715 3354
FREE for ACENA Members
$25 for non-members - purchase below:
May 16th 2021 Zsolt Ezsias (Conductive Education Teacher)
will share his experiences recovering from a stroke that he suffered in 2016. His insights include the challenges that he faced along his road to recovery and how his background as a conductive education teacher shaped this journey.
Zsolt Ezsias graduated from the Andras Peto Institute, Budapest, Hungary in 1997. Zsolt has been working in the USA since 1998, serving children and young adults with cerebral palsy.
His unique perspective is extremely eye-opening, and we hope that many will have the chance to attend.
Please contact Anita Keresztury to register:
Email: akeresztury@cfice.org
Phone: 224 715 3354
FREE for ACENA Members
$25 for non-members - purchase below:
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