The Cerebral Palsy Research Network engages the CP community by providing educational information, meaningful research and wellbeing programs| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
We are excited to share the launch of the Adult CP Toolkit — the first comprehensive guide created specifically for adults living with cerebral palsy. At 172 pages, this free resource brings together the expertise of clinicians, researchers, and more than 50 community members with lived experience to address a critical gap in support... The post Introducing the Adult CP Toolkit: A New Resource for Our Community appeared first on Cerebral Palsy Research Network.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
We invite you to help us guide the next set of strategic activities for the CP Research Network during our next MyCP webinar. On Wednesday, August 27 at 8:00 PM ET, we’re hosting a one-hour virtual community gathering to brainstorm ideas to shape the direction of our work for 2026–2030. Your feedback and insight helped... The post Your Voice, Our Future: Guide the CP Research Network’s Next Five Years appeared first on Cerebral Palsy Research Network.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
Join us in the month of September to move for CP research to increase funding for our work and the whole CP research and disability technology field.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network announced support for the start genetic testing national awareness campaign to benefit the CP community| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
On Monday, July 14 at 8 pm ET, the MyCP Webinar will feature Doctors Joyce Oleszek and Wendy Pierce, presenting findings from a new Cerebral Palsy Research Network study titled: “Etiology of Cerebral Palsy Is Associated with Functional Outcomes at 6 Years of Age: A Clinical Registry Study.” Doctors Oleszek and Pierce are both pediatric...| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network proudly celebrates the publication of its 20th manuscript, “Multicenter Improvement in Screening for Dystonia in Young People With Cerebral Palsy.”| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
Next Thursday, June 12 at 8 pm ET the MyCP Webinar will feature Julie Stutzbach, PT, PhD and Mary Gannotti, PT, PhD speaking about new research on chronic lower back pain in adults with CP and strategies to improve care through shared understanding of the nature of pain, communication about pain, and advocacy for treatment.... The post Webinar: Understanding Chronic Lower Back Pain in Adults with Cerebral Palsy appeared first on Cerebral Palsy Research Network.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
This month marks 10 years since the founding of the Cerebral Palsy Research Network (CPRN), and we began our celebration by bringing together clinicians, researchers, and community members for the 8th Annual Research Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 8–9. More than 80 participants gathered at Ability360—an adaptive sports facility generously hosted in partnership with...| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
Join us for our second March MyCP webinar on Monday, March 31, 2025, at 8 PM ET, where we will discuss an upcoming study investigating the differences between types of tube feeding in children with CP including traditional protein formulas, homemade blenderized diets and food based formulas. While small studies and caregiver surveys suggest potential... The post Exploring Tube Feeding in Children with Cerebral Palsy appeared first on Cerebral Palsy Research Network.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network town hall style meeting to gather input on the ethics of artificial intelligence in CP research.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network announced is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day winners for its annual CP Awareness Photo Contest.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
CP is an umbrella term that describes a movement and posture disorder resulting from non-progressive damage to the developing brain.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network which owns and operates this website.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term that describes a movement and posture disorder resulting from non-progressive damage to the developing brain.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The infrastructure and network seeds that CPRN has sown over the past nines began to blossom in 2024. Highlights from our year!| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
As of today, the CP Research Network is pleased to announce the launch of our Dystonia in CP (DCP) Toolkit, one of the first comprehensive resources about DCP for people with CP and their families and caregivers. The DCP Toolkit provides an overview of dystonia in cerebral palsy, a movement disorder that is part of...| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The CP Research Network announces it partnership with Hope for HIE and the Newborn Brain Society to make an HIE registry.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network
The CP Research Network announced a strategic partnership with United Cerebral Palsy to collaborate on research and patient engagement.| Cerebral Palsy Research Network