Updated handout and translators required!
- PhysiosforME
- Mar 6, 2024
- 1 min read
Following its earlier release, we are now in position to share an updated version of our new handout, “How to work safely with people who have ME/CFS”.
This handout is available as a free download, in colour or black & white, via our website.
We are now looking for volunteers to translate this into as many languages as possible. We so far already have Spanish and Swedish translations in the works, but we are keen that this is available worldwide.
If you feel you have the time and skills to help us, please get in touch at physiotherapyforme@gmail.com
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I found your revamped handout very enlightening, especially to students who need to see clarity. The communication barriers piece really stood out to me - it is critical across so many areas. If anyone is struggling with their assignments, coursework writing help would directly relate to the strategies you outlined. Thanks again for providing these resources, and for supporting translators and support roles.