Sensory Processing Disorder: Who It Affects, How It’s Assessed, and Ways to Help
By Lesley Chow, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist, and Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, United Cerebral
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Sensory Processing Explained: How the Brain Interprets Information and Why It Matters
By Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, Reviewed by Lesley Chow, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist, United
Adaptive Equipment for Daily Living: Tools for Independence
By Yasmina Saba Have you ever felt like your adaptive equipment was more of a burden than a benefit? For
Aging With Cerebral Palsy: Health Challenges, Research, and Independence for Adults
By Nick Fodera Time marches on. People age. It is an immutable fact of life for everyone, but its effects
Understanding and Responding to Epileptic Seizures: 2-Part Webinar Series
Understanding and Responding to Epileptic Seizures Jazz Pharmaceuticals is proud to offer a two-part webinar series designed to help you
Adaptive and Assistive Equipment for Outdoor Activities
By Danielle Shealy The disability space is constantly evolving and changing, so sometimes it can be hard to navigate the
6 Reasons to Travel While Your Children Are Young
Traveling with young children who have a disability like cerebral palsy or autism can be challenging, particularly when it comes
You Are More Than Your Body: Strategies for Living Well With Chronic Illness
By Jennifer Caspari, Ph.D. Living with cerebral palsy (CP) has provided many learning opportunities and lessons. It has taught me
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Partnerships: Powered by Progress At UCP, we believe partnerships are the foundation of progress. We collaborate with partners, sponsors, and