assistive technology

This World Cerebral Palsy Day, The Therapy Network is recognising the children, young people, adults and families who are part of the cerebral palsy community. From mobility and positioning to self-care, assistive technology and environmental accessibility, Occupational Therapy can help identify and reduce barriers to participation. Because inclusion is not about expecting everyone to do things the same way — it is about creating opportunities for every person to participate in the ways that work for them.