Kim McMaster alongside Specialist Physiotherapist Jenni Coulter using the weighing scales during a shared theraplay session in the outside therapy area at the Craighalbert Centre. These sessions are taking place to deliver blended learning to children who are shielding. Coronavirus adaptations have been installed at the Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments, Craighalbert Centre, Cumbernauld, as Scotland continues gradually lifting coronavirus lockdown measures.

Kim McMaster alongside Specialist Physiotherapist Jenni Coulter using the weighing scales during a shared theraplay session in the outside therapy area at the Craighalbert Centre. These sessions are taking place to deliver blended learning to children who are shielding. Coronavirus adaptations have been installed at the Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments, Craighalbert Centre, Cumbernauld, as Scotland continues gradually lifting coronavirus lockdown measures. Stock Photo

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