New International Clinical Practice guidelines for the treatment of children with cerebral palsy have been drawn up by an expert panel of...

Following their bronze medal win at the Tokyo Paralympics, CPSN member and Paralympian Maz (Maria) Strong reflects on their success and...

It’s sad for me to admit this, but at 33 years of age, I’ve rarely experienced any genuine connection to the disabled characters I’ve...

Service animals have traditionally been associated with assisting individuals who are blind or vision impaired. However, there is an...

Online dating has become the norm so much so, that it’s almost unusual to know couples who first met in real life. While 'dating app'...

CPSN continues to expand our team of dedicated staff members, and now, more than ever, we embrace staff with lived experience and the...

For generations, individuals with a disability and their families have found it difficult to find housing when their loved ones become...

Monday 8 March marks International Women’s Day. This important event provides a great opportunity to address challenges women around the...

Gaurav Thakkar is part of a younger generation of people with cerebral palsy (CP). The 19-year-old is currently participating in an...

Jerusha Mather is gaining some well-earned attention both in the medical community and the literary world. On top of completing a PhD in...

When Michelle Sexton first embarked on the journey to get her son Liam a bike, she wanted to give him access to something that would...

After several months in complete lockdown in Melbourne, the emotional and mental toll that it has had on many of us is indisputable. I’ve...

The current COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on how we live, work, learn and interact. While we have been offering a free...

Physiotherapy was a weekly fixture for the first 18 years of my life. It became cloaked by a sense of normalcy, and sometimes it even...

From 11:59pm on Sunday 2 August 2020, all Victorians must wear a face covering when they leave home, no matter where they live. In this...

CPSN is committed to supporting our community of members, participants, support workers and colleagues during the COVID-19 pandemic. With...

Louise Robbins didn’t want her daughter Eliza to have a life governed by her disability, it was important for Eliza to get the necessary...

A few months ago – pre Covid-19, I outlined some information on dysphagia and drooling. Maintaining oral health can be challenging for...

Since joining CPSN last year as Membership Services Officer, Rebecca McCabe has been instrumental in connecting our members to...

When Elizabeth Hughes and her family first realised that they would have to go into lockdown, they had some understandable concerns about...