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Spasticity in practice: assessment, decision-making and management


21 Oct 2025 19:00 - 20:15

*Please note that all session and slide content are the views of the speakers, not the Spasticity Academy. The content of the recording is the speaker's personal opinion at the time of recording. Due to the everchanging situation, advice given at the time of recording is subject to change.
Webinar overview:

This 75-minute webinar from the Spasticity Academy explores practical approaches to the assessment and management of spasticity. Through case-based discussion, we will examine different clinical presentations—focal, multifocal, and global—and how these influence decision-making and treatment selection.

With a strong emphasis on multidisciplinary working, the session will also highlight how allied health professionals play a key role in monitoring treatment response, especially with anti-spasticity medications. Attendees will gain tools and insights to enhance confidence in everyday clinical practice.


Learning Objectives:

By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

  • Recognise and differentiate between focal, multifocal and global spasticity in clinical assessment.
  • Apply structured frameworks for decision-making and outcome evaluation using real-world examples.
  • Identify opportunities for AHPs to support medication monitoring and optimise spasticity management within the MDT.
Dr Stephen Ashford - slides

Liz Keenan - slides

Lynsay Duke - slides

Wendy Hendrie - slides

Optimised education, compassionate care

Spasticity Academy seeks to address inconsistencies in service delivery and raise the level of care patients can access through improved awareness and understanding of spasticity across conditions.