Non-invasive brain stimulation in cerebral palsy
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This newsletter explains non-invasive brain stimulation, its use for in treatment and evaluation as well as its safety for children with cerebral palsy.
“If I knew then what I know now”: Parents’ reflections on raising a child with cerebral palsy
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In 2007, information collected from parents during inter- views as part of the Adolescent Study of Quality of Life, Mobility and Exercise conducted through CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research showed a general theme of “If I knew then what I know now, I would have done things differently.”
A good night’s sleep for children with disabilities
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A good night’s sleep for children with disabilities can be challenging for children and parents alike. The right strategy can improve sleep for better nights and better days.
Helping children with autism reach their full potential, Where are we at?
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A substantial growth in research and advocacy is now informing our modern understanding of Autism , from risk factors to diagnosis and interventions.
Getting active: What does it mean for children With Down Syndrome?
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Dr. Nora Shields explains how to improve the health and well-being of children with Down syndrome through participation in active physical recreation.
CIMT and the power of HABIT
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Dr. Andrew Gordon from Columbia University explains how Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) and Hand and arm bimanual intensive training (HABIT) can work together to improve motor skills for children with cerebral palsy.
A cause for cerebral palsy: Could it be in our genes?
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Dr. Michael Shevell from McGill University provides insight into causes for cerebral palsy, while highlighting its’ complexity. New technologies are allowing researchers gain new insights, with the near-future implications for prevention, therapy and interventions.
Growing up with cerebral palsy: Planning transition into adulthood
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Cerebral palsy is complex, and consequently so is the development of the disorder. Making informed decisions about a young adults health care options, while finding the right sources of support can make all the difference.
Magnesium sulfate protects infants from cerebral palsy
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Experts discuss current research, possible implications and controversy surrounding the use of Magnesium Sulfate to protect infants from Cerebral Palsy.