Managing the clinical challenges of spinal cord injury

Secure your ticket to the conference on Thursday 26 March 2026 from 9:00am - 1:30pm

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Advance your knowledge and understanding of the physical, emotional and social impacts of SCI and helping to improve treatment outcomes and provide more holistic care.

Experts in the field share their experiences and explore best practices for managing SCI.

Back for 2026!

Our 2025 virtual conference received an average rating of 4.7 ⭐ stars!

Here’s what our 2025 delegates had to say...

"A thoughtful and thought provoking conference well thought out, composed and presented."
"An absolutely excellent conference and very well organised."
"There was lots of information that was new to me, the conference just made me so much more aware of issues & concerns I have potentially missed.

See the available sessions for the range of topics which will be covered. These videos are aimed at all healthcare professionals who work with patients with a SCI or have an interest in this field.

The closing session, which takes the form of a panel discussion and Q&A, offers an opportunity to reflect on what has been covered and how you can apply that knowledge in practice.

Pricing

Single Tickets: £80 + VAT per ticket

Block Bookings of 5 or more tickets*: £75 + VAT per ticket

*Tickets must be bought in one transaction; discount will not apply to multiple tickets bought in separate transactions.

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The Spinal Injuries Association is committed to a singular vision: a fulfilled life for everyone affected by spinal cord injury. We are the expert, guiding, voice for life after spinal cord injury.

SIA's Frank Williams Academy is underpinned by four main principles:

  • Healthcare professional training
  • Patient education
  • Research and development
  • Policy and practice

All of which link to our 2030 strategy plans.

Through SIA's Frank Williams Academy we deliver relevant, quality training and education to a range of healthcare professionals and health care settings. Building expertise across the sector helps us to achieve one of our key goals: a health and care system that works for people with spinal cord injury (SCI).