C.E. Jottings

Twitter Q&A at 1200 on 1 Oct. hosted by Irwin Mitchell for World Cerebral Palsy Day

There's still time to get involved tomorrow ... From Irwin Mitchell website To support World Cerebral Palsy Day on October 1st, we will be hosting a Twitter Q&A on our main channel, @IrwinMitchell, at 12pm to 1pm, using the hashtag #IMCerebralPalsy. We will be starting a discussion on the importance of disability awareness and encouraging paralympians, celebrities and those with Cerebral Palsy to take part and help educate the UK. World CP Day is a global innovation project, to change... Read more →

Paces Seminars 2014 Children & Families Act "Where Are We Now?"

Does Conductive Education have a distinctive view of cerebral palsy?

I'd really welcome any response to this question: Does Conductive Education have a distinctive view of cerebral palsy? (Or of motor dysfunction more generally, if you prefer). Searching the internet easily results in a wealth of descriptions of cerebral palsy that are overtly medical. That's fine. Not so easy to find, however, is a description of cerebral palsy from the distinctive perspective of conductive education. How might a conductor explain cerebral palsy to parents who are coming to terms with... Read more →

One small blog, the Rotherham abuse report & the search for managers responsible

As can be seen below, it's a busy day if visitors to this small and rather narrowly special interest blog amount to 10 visitors. However, the impact on the visitor stats of the Rotherham abuse story is dramatically revealed by this graph. The increase is almost wholly accounted for by visitors interested in just one post, on 25th May 2012: "Belated farewell to Dr Sonia Sharp - heading down under to Victoria". A much smaller number of visitors is accounted... Read more →