Our @TheLancetNeuro review is online!🥳
We critically reviewed the #cerebralpalsy literature from the past 5 years, with a special focus on the many available interventions to improve outcomes in #motor#disorders associated with #CP.
Free access: https://t.co/qnmWq2wSlL
If you are a service provider in Canada or Australia working with children with disabilities, please consider participating in our study. Feel free to share this info with your network @canchild_ca @McMasterU
@StVincentsMelb You have all been amazing. Definitely a part of the Covid memories and milestones for our family. Thanks to everyone, esp the team who supported our youngest member through some hesitancy
Car seating for children with disabilities is complex. This website pulls together rules, recommendations and resources for parents, therapists and others to make sure kids can travel safely in cars. Check out https://t.co/2TpcDDf1aP
@adamliaw Ugh. Similar situation and guy felt the need to roll down his window and tell me I was irresponsible. Surely teaching kids to ride safely is actually responsible 🤷♀️.
My fellow disabled gamers: PlayStation is conducting ongoing research studies in San Mateo, Santa Monica, San Francisco and San Diego, and they need our input. These studies are paid depending on the length of participation.
DM your name and email so I can get you in :-).
Are you a young person 8-18 with CP? We would love your advice. ACU researchers & young people have worked out good ways of working together for great research. How do we get the message out to other young people? Help us find the best ways. https://t.co/ZomrICEgGU
@CpAchieve
We are excited to announce that the printed edition (edited by @dana_anaby and Mats Granlund) of the Special Issue in @IJERPH_MDPI on "Participation and Well Being Among Children and Youth With Childhood Onset Disabilities" is now available for free: https://t.co/ghsrKT39iX
Cerebral palsy is the most common childhood physical disability in Australia - yet just 25% of babies are diagnosed by 6 months.
Far too many kids miss out on crucial early intervention - something we're trying to change.
Join us for an online campaign launch next week!
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Don't forget to register for the upcoming webinar, Universal Design For Learning: An Occupational Therapist’s Role in Schools. This webinar will define the UDL framework & share strategies that OTs can use when collaborating with educators. Register here: https://t.co/gMFwKBYaT2
Did you know that the brain can learn to adapt throughout a person’s life? Join experts for a discussion about how our brains adapt throughout the span of life, from childhood to adulthood to our senior years
Register:https://t.co/pRe5CzuS4f
#BrainHealth#OBIxOSCPartnership