Comprised of the following:
SA/CSP/Q.1/259-273: Exercises with infants, c.1965:
SA/CSP/Q.1/259-263: Hip exercises, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/264-269: Crawling, walking, standing and climbing, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/270-273: Head control and sitting up, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/274-276: Exercises, Centre for Spastic Children, London SW3, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/277-283: Back exercises, Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/284-287: Paddington General Hospital; Traction, electrotherapy, exercises with sling supports and exercises with elbow, c.1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/288-290: Physiotherapy students, The London Hospital, c.1965; C. Browning supervising short-wave diathermy, c.1965 (used as illustration in booklet Physiotherapy as a Career); Men's remedial exercise class; Movement training in gym
SA/CSP/Q.1/291-292: Hydrotherapy pool, Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, official opening by Kenneth Robinson, Minister of Health, 19 Feb 1965 (See Journal, Oct 1965, Vol. 51, No.10, p.326)
SA/CSP/Q.1/293: Treatment of ulcerated leg, St Thomas' Hospital, Sept 1965
SA/CSP/Q.1/294: Nottingham School of Physiotherapy, official opening by Group Captain Douglas Bader, 11 Oct 1965 (See Journal, Nov 1965, Vol.51, No.11, p.375)
SA/CSP/Q.1/295-297: Physiotherapy Department and Rehabilitation Workshop, Vauxhall Motors, 1967; Exercises for fractured spine; Patients and Staff
SA/CSP/Q.1/298-305: Snowsfield Hut, new physiotherapy centre, Guy's Hospital, London. c.1967
SA/CSP/Q.1/306: Short-wave diathermy, Royal Free Hospital, London, c.1967