“I quickly fell in love with the Foundation’s mission”
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Cognitive assessment improves self-image in young adults with CP
Many young adults with Cerebral Palsy (CP) face cognitive challenges in their daily lives. However, the primary focus tends to be on physical difficulties. A neuropsychological assessment can give people with CP positive insights – as it did for 26-year-old Carla Moos.
E-sports create inclusive communities for children and young adults with Cerebral Palsy
Gaming has a unique function in building friendships and developing skills, particularly for children and young adults with Cerebral Palsy (CP). It gives them the opportunity to participate in a community on equal terms with their peers.
New research: Fatigue may be the result of an overworked nervous system
A new Ph.D. project has investigated the reason for increased fatigue in people with Cerebral Palsy (CP).
New director at the foundation
CEO Peter Lindegaard will be joined on the Board of Directors by department head Patricia de Lipthay Behrend.
American researcher receives the Research Prize
The international 2023 Elsass Foundation Research Prize of $145,000 has been awarded to an expert in the research and treatment of muscle contractures in people with cerebral palsy.
Project works towards early detection of CP
The goal of a new nationwide research project is clear - cerebral palsy needs to be detected in children much earlier.
New clinic will support adolescents and young adults with CP
A clinic for adolescents with CP will ensure that they are not ‘lost’ in the system when they leave the paediatric department.
Project aims to prevent disease in children with CP
Scientists from Rigshospitalet want to prevent disease in children with cerebral palsy by making sure they receive the necessary nutrition and follow-up care.