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Cerebral Palsy Center launches games designed for children with cerebral palsy

Cerebral Palsy Center has launched a Games Hub with ten interactive games built specifically for children with...

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Kipp Popert inspires a generation of athletes with cerebral palsy

For many parents raising a child with cerebral palsy, the future can feel uncertain. Questions about mobility,...

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Adding Weights to CP Therapy May Improve Balance & Gait

For generations, physical therapy for cerebral palsy has focused on one central goal: helping children move th...

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New study solidifies benefits of early intensive therapy for cerebral palsy

For parents navigating a cerebral palsy diagnosis, one of the most urgent questions is often: What should we d...

Kidswell launches effort to bring cerebral palsy stem cell therapy to US

For decades, families affected by cerebral palsy have hoped for treatments that do more than manage symptoms.

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Processed v. Whole Food Diets for Cerebral Palsy: Does It Matter?

When a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy or another form of early brain injury, parents quickly learn tha...

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Are peptides helpful for those with cerebral palsy?

Parents caring for a child with cerebral palsy often hear about emerging treatments that promise to support br...

2026: A Year of Promise for Those Living with Cerebral Palsy

For families navigating a cerebral palsy diagnosis, the future can feel like a mix of hope and "what now?" The...

Does a Protein or Carnivore Diet Work for Cerebral Palsy?

Parents of children with cerebral palsy often explore every possible avenue to support their child's health, s...

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Kelsey Pabst, RN

Kelsey is an experienced surgical nurse who works extensively with pediatric patients and families navigating birth injuries and cerebral palsy diagnoses. She is licensed by the Missouri Board of Nursing and operates under the Nurse Licensure Compact, allowing her to practice across compact-member states. As both a mentor and patient advocate, Kelsey focuses on safety, communication, and compassionate care: helping families understand medical procedures, treatment options, and the realities of pediatric conditions.

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