ISPRM25 Pre-Program Now Available

Discover What Awaits You in Marrakesh We are pleased to announce that the Pre-Program for the 19th ISPRM World Congress is now available online. As the countdown to ISPRM25 begins, this early release offers participants a first glimpse at the scientific direction, featured sessions, and thematic priorities that will define the congress, taking place from…

Novel Insights in the rehabilitation of unilateral visuospatial neglect

Topic Keynote Main Speaker Gilles Rode France Deficits in spatial cognition secondary to right brain injury are a poor prognostic factor for motor and functional recovery. The most severe of these deficits is visuopatial neglect. This is a multifaceted syndrome whose deficits and productive manifestations can affect the different dimensions of space: extracorporeal, corporeal, egocentric,…

Strategies to Inspire and Recruit the Next Generation

Topic Keynote Main Speaker Maryam Fourtassi Morocco Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) is essential yet often overlooked. To secure its future, we must engage, inspire, and attract the next generation. This keynote explores storytelling, mentorship, innovative education, and advocacy to make PRM an exciting career choice. Drawing from personal experiences in teaching, leadership, and global…

Rehabilitation Approach to Multiple Sclerosis

Id 97 Topic Neurorehabilitation Speakers ABHISHEK SRIVASTAVA India, ANUPAM GUPTA India, NAVITA PUROHIT India Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the one of the leading causes of neurological disability affecting people in their productive years, between 15 and 55 years of age. Median survival is about 40 years from diagnosis. Course of MS may be divided into…

Bridging the Gap: A Collaborative Rehabilitation Pathway for ABI Patients and Their Families

Id 93 Topic Community Main Speaker Alexandra Wray UK Co Speakers Abayomi Salawu UK, Nathalie Martin UK Individuals living with acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families often face significant challenges during rehabilitation and beyond, with many experiencing fragmented care and a lack of coordinated support. Critical issues and opportunities in rehabilitation have been identified…