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Research

The Movement Centre are committed to research in the area of movement control. We have strong links with the following universities:

Keele University

We support clinical placements for Physiotherapy students from Keele University every year.

Liverpool John Moores University

In September 2017, The Movement Centre opened a new chapter working in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University. The aim of the collaboration is to design a piece of equipment to be used in Targeted Training Therapy. We are working closely with a design team from the Department of Maritime and Mechanical Engineering led by Dr Ariyan Ashkanfar and advisor Dr Russell English who are supervising the engineering team and providing technical support for the partnership. Advisor to The Movement Centre, Gabor Barton (MD PhD), who is a Professor of Clinical Biomechanics at Liverpool John Moores University, is working closely with the design team and supporting the partnership.

We have also been working on the training and testing of Core Control using Virtual Reality games with Gabor. This research is being carried out at the Research Institute for Sport and Exercise Sciences.

Manchester Metropolitan University

In 2014 we began working in collaboration with Manchester Metropolitan University. The Movement Centre supported María B. Sánchez Puccini (MSc, PhD), formally PhD Student and now Research Associate, from Manchester Metropolitan University with her PhD project. The aim of this work was to create a quantitative outcome measure (giving precise numbers and angles) that can be used to assess trunk posture and movement in a regular physiotherapy clinic environment. At present, only subjective outcomes (physiotherapist opinion of posture) are available. The collaboration has the potential to benefit the many thousands of severely affected children worldwide who have cerebral palsy and difficulties with trunk posture and control. It is in line with The Movement Centre’s innovative approach to therapy and intervention for children with movement difficulties. María submitted her thesis and was awarded with her PhD in 2017. The Movement Centre is looking forward to working with María in the future and further exploring the impact of the collaboration.

If you are interested in finding out more about our Research please do get in touch.  

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We love a good news story - and we all deserve one We love a good news story - and we all deserve one don't we!⠀
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Thanks to the National Lottery more children will be able to access our services and we can improve on what we already offer. Thanks to the Shropshire Star for the fantastic coverage.⠀
Lockdown 3 continues and appointments at The Movem Lockdown 3 continues and appointments at The Movement Centre do too. ⠀
You are allowed to travel for medical appointments but obviously please let us know in advance if anyone is suffering with any Covid symptoms.⠀
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We know how important the Targeted Training programme is for you and your child so following our strict guidance we will continue seeing your wonderful  children.
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#AmazonSmile is a simple way for you to support The Movement Centre every time you shop, at no cost to you. Every time you shop you are supporting children reach their full potential.⠀
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Our research has shown that through a course of Targeted Training children with Cerebral Palsy can be 3-4 times more likely to gain gross motor function compared to conventional physiotherapy alone.⠀
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Currently as many as 2,500 children are born every year in the UK who could benefit from Targeted Training.⠀
The Movement Centre lottery is an easy way for you The Movement Centre lottery is an easy way for you to support our work on an ongoing basis.⠀
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The Movement Centre has teamed up with the Unity Lottery to offer you the chance to win up to £25,000, every week. By playing our lottery you will also be supporting our vital work, helping children with movement disabilities to reach their full potential.⠀
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It is never too early to talk about Valentine's Day love and this year we are hosting an on-line auction (handy if you forget to buy - you could just win something on the auction instead!)⠀
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But before we go live on February 14th we need your new unwanted presents, your sales bargains or your generosity in any way you can offer so we can create some auction lots/hampers.⠀
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