New thinking in dystonia by Richmond Stace

We need new thinking in dystonia because the treatment of this very troubling condition must improve. This means that people suffering dystonia feel that they are getting better. The same can be said for all conditions that are viewed as persistent, as our understanding moves forward, creating new approaches that must be based upon science. [...]

2020-09-22T16:06:56+01:00October 18th, 2016|Dystonia|Comments Off on New thinking in dystonia by Richmond Stace

1st meeting at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

The first BNN physiotherapists network meeting took place the 11th march 2016 . The physiotherapy team, led by Ms Sally Glover from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham hosted this first meeting, gathering physiotherapists and neurologists with an interest in retraining patients with dystonia.

2020-09-22T16:06:57+01:00March 20th, 2016|Events|Comments Off on 1st meeting at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
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