cerebral palsy

After years of work in birth injury, the founder of this site realized there were far too few resources available to children with Cerebral Palsy that did not qualify for legal assistance. There are a wide variety of causes of CP, but there’s also an extensive variety of life events that can warrant a Cerebral Palsy lawyer. All of our assistance is free, but the value of a legal professional to help your child’s situation is important and why we delve into this topic.

Beyond acting respectfully to those with Cerebral Palsy, there are specific terms and language that should be used to properly addresses challenges and is welcoming in nature.

There are a wide range of causes of Cerebral Palsy, some genetic and others that are not. Better understand CP as a condition and causes of this lifelong diagnosis now!

Help your child feel part of his or her medical care, as well as navigate the complexities associated, through different methods aimed at addressing their unique needs!

While your memory may be amazing, the world around you may need to know how to help! Consider making lists to ensure you can stay up-to-date while providing a valuable resource for others when the time comes.

We've put together a thorough guide to taking your child with Cerebral Palsy (or other special needs) to the zoo. We hope the tips inspire you and make the process easier for your family so that you can have the best visit possible!

It's a great thing that movies today are featuring characters with special needs. Some recent animated films have brought mental and physical challenges to the forefront, which is great for increasing advocacy and building a stronger feeling of unity in children!

Find out ways sand can be a fun part of your child's summer while also providing valuable therapy benefits for a child with Cerebral Palsy.

Therapy doesn't have to be boring or stressful! Build therapeutic benefits into a wide assortment of tasks to help your child learn and develop without realizing it!

Promising advances in Cerebral Palsy research indicate the future is brighter than ever for children with CP.