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Hip Surveillance for Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Parent's Guide to the Monitoring Schedule
Special Needs > Cerebral Palsy

Hip Surveillance for Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Parent's Guide to the Monitoring Schedule

By Dr. Harper Clark
If your child has cerebral palsy, there's a monitoring schedule... If your child has cerebral palsy, there's a monitoring schedule for...Children with CP Are at Higher Risk. Cerebral palsy affects muscle...with CP Are at Higher Risk. Cerebral palsy affects muscle...
Navigating Spasticity Treatments in Cerebral Palsy: Botox, SDR, and Orthotics Explained
Special Needs > Cerebral Palsy

Navigating Spasticity Treatments in Cerebral Palsy: Botox, SDR, and Orthotics Explained

By Dr. Harper Clark
...appointments ago. The Three Primary Approaches. Spasticity management in cerebral palsy isn't one-size-fits-all. The treatment that works depends on which...appointments ago. The Three Primary Approaches. Spasticity management in cerebral palsy isn't one-size-fits-all. The treatment that works depends on which muscles...
Chromosomal Microarray vs. Whole Genome Sequencing: Which Genetic Test Is Right for Your Child?
Research > Genetics

Chromosomal Microarray vs. Whole Genome Sequencing: Which Genetic Test Is Right for Your Child?

By Aiden Moore

Compare CMA and WGS for autism, cerebral palsy, and developmental delays - costs, diagnostic yields, and when to use each test.

Private Foundations Funding Disability Research: A Guide for Advocates and Families
Research > Funding

Private Foundations Funding Disability Research: A Guide for Advocates and Families

By Kelsey James
...infrastructure. For families navigating cerebral palsy, fragile X syndrome, or rare...infrastructure. For families navigating cerebral palsy, fragile X syndrome, or rare genetic...funding picture looks different. NIH cerebral palsy research averaged $22.7 million...picture looks different. NIH cerebral palsy research averaged $22.7 million annually...
Neuroplasticity Across Disabilities: The Science of Brain Change in Children with Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, and Stroke
Research > Brain Science

Neuroplasticity Across Disabilities: The Science of Brain Change in Children with Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, and Stroke

By Emily Thompson
...here's what gets confusing: you're hearing it in three different contexts (cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, pediatric stroke) and you're wondering if it means...gets confusing: you're hearing it in three different contexts (cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, pediatric stroke) and you're wondering if it means the same...
Brain Connectivity and Cerebral Palsy: Why More Isn't Always Better
Research > Brain Science

Brain Connectivity and Cerebral Palsy: Why More Isn't Always Better

By Emily Thompson
...motor outcomes. A 2025 NIH study turned that assumption over. Children with cerebral palsy who had higher brain connectivity had worse motor function, not better....outcomes. A 2025 NIH study turned that assumption over. Children with cerebral palsy who had higher brain connectivity had worse motor function, not better....
The Healthcare Transition at 21: How to Prepare Your Child (and Yourself) for the Shift to Adult Care
Global Insights > Healthcare

The Healthcare Transition at 21: How to Prepare Your Child (and Yourself) for the Shift to Adult Care

By Ivy Sullivan
...Why the Gap Exists. Most adults with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, or intellectual...Exists. Most adults with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, or intellectual...conditions. Their residencies didn't include cerebral palsy or fragile X syndrome because...residencies didn't include cerebral palsy or fragile X syndrome because those...
Person-First or Identity-First? What Parents Should Know About Language in the Disability Community
Global Insights > Culture

Person-First or Identity-First? What Parents Should Know About Language in the Disability Community

By Dylan Hayes
...disability is one part of a person's identity, not the sum total. A child with cerebral palsy is also a daughter, a reader, a friend. The disability doesn't erase...one part of a person's identity, not the sum total. A child with cerebral palsy is also a daughter, a reader, a friend. The disability doesn't erase those...
Writing a Scholarship Essay About Your Disability: What Works (and What Doesn't)
Financial > Scholarships

Writing a Scholarship Essay About Your Disability: What Works (and What Doesn't)

By Sophie Turner
...Lead with Impact, Not Diagnosis. The opening line "I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at age two" tells the committee nothing about you. It's a fact from...Impact, Not Diagnosis. The opening line "I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at age two" tells the committee nothing about you. It's a fact from a medical...
Physical Therapy for Children with Special Needs: A Complete Parent's Guide
Therapies > Physical

Physical Therapy for Children with Special Needs: A Complete Parent's Guide

By Grace Lewis
...struggles to keep up with classmates during recess. Your teenager with cerebral palsy is losing range of motion despite years of therapy. These are the...struggles to keep up with classmates during recess. Your teenager with cerebral palsy is losing range of motion despite years of therapy. These are the moments...
Alternative and Complementary Therapies for Special Needs Children: What the Research Says
Therapies > Other

Alternative and Complementary Therapies for Special Needs Children: What the Research Says

By Benjamin Schultz
...practitioner credentialing, and what research shows for children with autism, cerebral palsy, sensory processing challenges, and other developmental differences....credentialing, and what research shows for children with autism, cerebral palsy, sensory processing challenges, and other developmental differences. It's...
Music Therapy for Special Needs Children: What Parents Should Know
Therapies > Music

Music Therapy for Special Needs Children: What Parents Should Know

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...non-musical outcomes. A music therapist might use drumming to help a child with cerebral palsy develop bilateral coordination. They might use call-and-response singing...outcomes. A music therapist might use drumming to help a child with cerebral palsy develop bilateral coordination. They might use call-and-response singing...

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