This blog by Margaret Wallen explores how AAC users can be meaningfully included in cerebral palsy research by adapting methods, allowing time, and supporting different communication styles.

Watch our webinar with Disability Employment Australia and learn practical strategies for supporting people with cerebral palsy to find, secure and thrive in employment.

Michelle Roger shares her family's experience of how the NDIS supports participation, independence and opportunity for her daughter Ivy, and why protecting those supports is critical for the future of people with lifelong disability.

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Brenton Ponza shares why community participation and therapy are essential to his independence, health, and ability to work, volunteer, and stay connected to his community.

June is Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Awareness Month: a common virus which is a leading cause of cerebral palsy.

Ageing with cerebral palsy brings new questions, changes and challenges. This personal reflection explores preparing for the future, caring for the body, and embracing disability pride.

Discover how NDIS-funded neurophysiotherapy helped one woman with cerebral palsy regain mobility, independence, and fully participate in family and community life.

When Erin's daughter Eve was diagnosed with grade 4 bilateral intraventricular haemorrhage shortly after birth, her family faced an uncertain future. In this story, Erin shares Eve's journey with cerebral palsy, the role of therapy and play in her development, and the strength, resilience and determination Eve shows every day.

Learn how neurophysiotherapy retrains movement in cerebral palsy, improves mobility, and supports people experiencing changes often linked to early ageing.