Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects movement, posture and co-ordination. This may be seen at or around the time of birth or may not become obvious until early childhood. Cerebral palsy is a wide-ranging condition and can affect people in many different ways. In this section you can read the Introduction Cerebral palsy which explains the causes and the different types of the condition.
You can also find out information and advice on the following:
Ageing and cerebral palsy
Challenging behaviour and cerebral palsy
Dental care for people with cerebral palsy
Developing independent toileting skills
Drooling and cerebral palsy
Mealtimes
Periventricular leukomalacia and cerebral palsy
Professionals who work with people with cerebral palsy
Sleep difficulties in children
Clinical negligence
Links to information about other impairments
You can also find out information and advice on the following:
Ageing and cerebral palsy
Challenging behaviour and cerebral palsy
Dental care for people with cerebral palsy
Developing independent toileting skills
Drooling and cerebral palsy
Mealtimes
Periventricular leukomalacia and cerebral palsy
Professionals who work with people with cerebral palsy
Sleep difficulties in children
Clinical negligence
Links to information about other impairments
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