Armando Contreras Resigns as President and Chief Executive Officer of United Cerebral Palsy’s National Office After more than eight years of dedicated service to United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), Armando Contreras has resigned from his position
Employment and Disability: Breaking Barriers to Finding Work By Yasmina Saba Finding a job with a disability can be challenging, even for highly qualified individuals. What happens when
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
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
Strategic Alliances Strategic Alliances Together, We Move Policy, Research, and Progress Forward. UCP partners with advocacy organizations, research institutions, healthcare leaders, and
Cerebral Palsy Doesn’t Stop Matt Downing From Reaching His Goals By Pam Norman From the moment Matt Downing entered the world, the odds were stacked against him. Born with cerebral
The Evolution of Authentic Representation in Entertainment By Danielle Shealy In today’s world, it’s not unusual to see people amplifying causes that have had unfair treatment on
How Caregivers Can Prevent Burnout: Tips and Support Networks Caregiving — whether for a child with cerebral palsy, an aging parent, or an individual with complex medical needs —
Navigating College with a Disability: Resources and Success Strategies By Yasmina Saba The transition from high school to college is a challenge for many, but for students with disabilities,