Should you be seeing your pediatrician during COVID-19? We’ve put together the best practices and current recommendations to keep you informed so that you can make the best decisions for your family.
Chances are COVID-19 has begun to feel a bit oppressive by now–if you, like many of us, are looking for help with how to cope with quarantine and caring for yourself and your family, we’ve put together the best tips from the Mayo Clinic, the IOCD, and more!
He goes by the nickname the “Heavy Metal Dad” and together with his son, Mason, the duo is pioneering a new kind of sound based therapy for children with Cerebral Palsy.
If you are pregnant or caring for an infant, you might be wondering if Coronavirus (COVID-19) is dangerous to you or your child. Fortunately, pregnant women and infants are currently considered at low risk.
Mike Adams is pushing the edge of athleticism and occupational therapy as he shreds down black diamond ski slopes at Ski Santa Fe.
With the Chiefs down 10 late in the game, PJ calmly reached over and activated his flashing lanyard. He didn’t doubt the team for a moment.
What’s the difference between a Birth Injury and a Birth Defect? We put together an infographic to answer your top questions.
Not one for exclusion, Professor Roland Graf has set about creating a truly inclusive sport for children with and without disabilities.
In a touching story coming out of Waco, Texas, KWTX reports that one teen with Cerebral Palsy had his Friday Night Lights dreams come true. Click to read more!
In a heart-warming story coming out of Florida, Chariots of Love have surprised a girl with Cerebral Palsy with a new, powered wheelchair.
