Cerebral palsy is commonly known as a childhood condition. However, raising a child with cerebral palsy as a parent often means that you have different health, emotional, and social concerns to address than children who do not have the condition. 

It is a great chance to stay connected online and meet new people going through similar parenting issues. Grab a cup of coffee, tea, soft drink, beer, or maybe a glass of wine… and start connecting in a meaningful way. You can gain a sense of community and get practical advice about day-to-day concerns and issues, such as assistive devices, practical ways to help your child, and tips with the Victorian education system. 

Amy, our Telehealth nurse, is a mother of twin boys with cerebral palsy. She will host the Cuppa Chat session for parents of children with cerebral palsy. 

WHAT: Zoom catch-up for parents of children with cerebral palsy

WHEN:

• Wednesday 18th January 

• Wednesday 22nd February 

• Wednesday 15th March

• Wednesday 19th April

• Wednesday 17th May

• Wednesday 21st June

• Wednesday 19th July

• Wednesday 16th August

• Wednesday 20th September

• Wednesday 18th October

• Wednesday 15th November

• Wednesday 20th December

Future dates TBC

TIME: 1pm to 2pm

Register your spot now in the booking link and you will receive the recurring Zoom link. We are also pleased to share that the Zoom sessions now contain live captioning. We hope to see you there! 

We can't wait for you to join us for a social evening of get-to know-you-games, sharing practical advice, and of course having fun making some new like-minded parent friends!