Understand Cerebral Palsy With Clear Information.
Explore easy-to-understand information about cerebral palsy, development, mobility, communication, daily life and rehabilitation.
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Cerebral palsy can affect children in different ways. Some children may experience challenges with movement, communication, feeding, learning or daily activities.
This information centre is designed to help families understand important topics and prepare better questions for qualified healthcare and rehabilitation professionals.
Cerebral Palsy Information Centre
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What Is Cerebral Palsy?
Understand what cerebral palsy is and how it may affect movement, posture and muscle control.
Types Of Cerebral Palsy
Learn about spastic, dyskinetic, ataxic and mixed cerebral palsy.
Common Symptoms
Explore common movement, coordination, communication and developmental difficulties.
Early Signs
Understand developmental signs parents may notice during infancy and early childhood.
Causes & Risk Factors
Learn about factors that may affect development of the brain before, during or after birth.
Diagnosis
Understand developmental monitoring, assessments and investigations professionals may use.
Developmental Challenges
Explore areas of development where some children may need additional support.
Mobility
Learn about movement, walking support, positioning, wheelchairs and mobility equipment.
Speech & Communication
Explore speech, gestures, communication boards and other ways children can communicate.
Feeding & Nutrition
Understand feeding, chewing, swallowing and nutrition-related concerns.
Vision & Hearing
Learn how vision and hearing can influence communication, learning and participation.
Learning & Education
Explore inclusive education, accessibility and learning support.
Daily Living
Understand support for dressing, bathing, writing, self-care and everyday participation.
Assistive Devices
Explore walkers, wheelchairs, seating systems and communication aids.
Rehabilitation
Learn how different professionals can support movement, communication and participation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions families may have about cerebral palsy.
Information on this website is provided for awareness and education. It should not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional. If you have concerns about your child's development, movement, feeding, communication, vision, hearing or learning, please consult an appropriate healthcare or rehabilitation professional.