Dr Shirley Chubb : University of Chichester
Shirley Chubb, PhD, is Emerita Reader in Interdisciplinary Art at the University of Chichester and an Honorary Fellow in the School of Health Sciences, University of Brighton. Her research focuses on broadening the reach, impact and collaborative potential of the visual arts and involves the use of artefacts, film and digital technologies. She currently supervises a range of interdisciplinary research projects and her work has been funded by Arts Council England, the Arts & Humanities Research Council and the Wellcome Trust. She was awarded the 2021 Creative Physiotherapy Scholarship at Auckland University of Technology working within the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences.
https://www.shirleychubb.co.uk/ http://significantwalks.com/team
Dr Clair Hebron : University of Brighton
Clair Hebron, PhD, is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist, educator and researcher. Clair’s is interested in the intersection between art and science and her research seeks to use creative methods to explore persons’ experience of providing and seeking care and develop conceptual understanding and critical insights into practice. Clair’s particular interests are in spinal pain and persistent pain management. She is currently co-editing the most recent edition of the Critical Physiotherapy Anthology and is a founding member of the Critical Physiotherapy Network.
Professor Roger Kerry : University of Nottingham
Roger Kerry, PhD, is Professor of Physiotherapy Education at the University of Nottingham, UK. He is a qualified Chartered Physiotherapist, and an honorary Fellow of the UK’s Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists. His main clinical research interests have been in adverse events and physiotherapy interventions of the head and neck, particularly on the causal nature of the interventions. Roger also undertakes research activity in the Philosophy of Science, investigating the nature of causation in the health sciences, and this was the focus of his PhD. He is well- published in these areas and has been an invited speaker at numerous international conferences. Roger has been commended for developing innovative educational curricula and has received two prestigious Lord Dearing Awards for teaching excellence. He has also been recognised as a Higher Education Social Media Superstar by UK digital education organisation JISC.
https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/healthsciences/people/roger.kerry
Fe Stevens : Artist Designer & Walker Partner
Fe Stevens: Insight from my own lived experience of chronic pain, informs my curiosity into how materials and making can be used to express intense feelings of overwhelm. The British Pain Society states almost 10 million people in Britain experience daily pain. My research interviews with health Specialists, provides an interdisciplinary perspective into how people find it difficult to verbalise pain and how it created life challenges of depression and isolation. I work intuitively in metal and resin materials, to employ design and craft methodologies. Exploring how objects can hold space for an embodiment of our emotions connected to pain. My artistic representation for the So Within, So Without installation, is to create a way to see through pain whilst experiencing a feeling of immersion. The cage is a metaphor for the disconnection I felt, within and without.
Natalie Sharratt : Physiotherapy Student & Walker Partner
Natalie Sharratt is a third year physiotherapy student studying at The University of Nottingham and graduating in the summer of 2024. She was a diverse musical theatre performer from the age of 3-19, taking part in multiple shows every year in Chesterfield. She also achieved her grade 8 flute at the age of 14 and has continued her love of music through the university wind orchestra, flute and cello trio and The Northern Musical Theatre Orchestra in Retford. Between the ages of 20-23, Natalie undertook 5 major hip surgeries for hip dysplasia and received a diagnosis of fibromyalgia at the age of 25. She found her passion for physiotherapy and is really excited about graduating next year and having the opportunity of supporting others.
Professor Ann Moore CBE : University of Brighton
Ann Moore (CBE), PhD, is Professor Emerita of Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton. Her research interests have focused largely on Non-Specific Low Back Pain and she is particularly interested in the patient experience, increasing public awareness of the impact LBP and developing new approaches to patient care, patient education, self-management and standardised data collection. Ann was Director of the Council for Allied Health Professions Research from 2012 to 2019 and has been Editor in Chief of Musculoskeletal Science and Practice journal (1995 to date). She has received several awards in recognition of her services and contributions to Physiotherapy including a CBE in 2016.
https://www.brighton.ac.uk/staff/ann-moore.aspx http://significantwalks.com/team
Neil Bryant : University of Chichester
Neil Bryant works in the field of creative & digital technologies and is Lecturer in 3D Animation and Visual Effects at the University of Chichester. He teaches modules in Film and Media and works with staff and students across subject disciplines to produce research related outcomes involving a range of digital technologies including video post-production, compositing and animation. Neil is a practicing artist and researcher and received an excellence award from the Japan Media Arts Festival. He shows work internationally, including The London Group Centenary Open and the NOW&AFTER Festival at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
https://www.chi.ac.uk/people/neil-bryant/ http://significantwalks.com/team
Toby Bain : University of Chichester
Toby Bain is a recording musician and currently works as the Audio Technician at the University of Chichester. With a background in song writing and arranging Toby has published works with Universal Music for Netflix, Channel 4, and the BBC. In 2010, his band charted at number 4 on the MTV video charts. Toby won the ‘Creative Music Technology Prize’ for his ‘Wii-tar’, a motion-controlled guitar for live performance, and was awarded a first-class degree in Creative Music Technologies from Kingston University in 2015. In 2021, Toby’s interest in Art lead him to becoming a contributor on Grayson Perry’s Art Club (Channel 4/Swan Films). Toby’s artwork Tape “Walks” has previously been exhibited at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery – Bristol, and the Midlands Art Centre – Birmingham.
https://www.chi.ac.uk/people/toby-bain https://www.tobybain.co.uk/
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