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The StrokeEd Collaboration is an Australian registered company and education provider. Members of the collaboration offer evidence-based workshops and lectures to improve the skills, knowledge and practice of rehabilitation therapists, and influence the delivery of rehabilitation services to stroke survivors.
Directors of the collaboration include Dr Simone Dorsch (Physiotherapist), Dr Annie McCluskey (Occupational therapist), Dr Kate Scrivener (Phyiotherapist) and Karl Schurr (Physiotherapist).
StrokeEd collaborators are experienced clinicians, educators and active researchers, recognised leaders in their profession, higher research degree graduates (PhD or MSc), experienced providers of rehabilitation in public and/or private health, and registered physiotherapists / occupational therapists.
    Our vision is that physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other rehabilitation professionals have the skills, knowledge, confidence and competence to routinely deliver evidence-based rehabilitation; and that all stroke survivors receive prompt, evidence-based rehabilitation.
    Our website provides workshop information, lectures and resources for physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other rehabilitation professionals. Stroke survivors may also find some of the information helpful. Workshop topics include upper and lower limb retraining, balance retraining, coaching skills, increasing amounts of practice (1000 reps), constraint-induced movement therapy and knowledge translation. Workshops are delivered face-to-face and online. 
    Contact us if you wish to organise a workshop or go to the calendar if you wish to attend a workshop.
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    Analysis and retraining of UL function post-stroke (online, Saturdays)
    Fri, 25 Jul, 7pm - 8 Aug, 11pm EDT 
    Analysis and retraining of UL function post-stroke (online, Saturdays)
    Online Event
    Upper Limb Retraining (F2F), Woy Woy, NSW (Aug)
    Fri, 1 Aug, 8am - 3 Aug, 5pm AEST 
    Upper Limb Retraining (F2F), Woy Woy, NSW (Aug)
    Woy Woy Hospital, Woy Woy NSW, Australia
    The Coaching Skills Workshop (online)
    Thu, 7 Aug, 4am - 21 Aug, 8am EDT 
    The Coaching Skills Workshop (online)
    Online Event
    1000reps a day workshop (online): Strategies to increase amounts of practice in rehab
    Tue, 9 Sep, 4am - 23 Sep, 8am EDT 
    1000reps a day workshop (online): Strategies to increase amounts of practice in rehab
    Online Event
    The Balance Workshop (online)
    Mon, 29 Sep, 4am - 20 Oct, 7am EDT 
    The Balance Workshop (online)
    Online Event
    Upper Limb Retraining (F2F), POWH, Sydney, NSW
    Thu, 23 Oct, 8am - 25 Oct, 5pm AEDT 
    Upper Limb Retraining (F2F), POWH, Sydney, NSW
    Prince Of Wales Hospital, Randwick NSW, Australia

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