Cerebral Palsy Scotland

• What they offer / teach

  Cerebral Palsy Scotland provides specialist therapy, support and information for people with cerebral palsy and their families, including individual child therapy, adult therapy, a Baby Buds service and a Support Service that offers a listening ear, handles enquiries and helps people access therapy. It also runs training and events (in-person and online), an annual conference, and information/advice sections plus a Legal Support Network and support directory.

• Ages served

  Children up to age 18 with a primary diagnosis of cerebral palsy can access regular specialist therapy, and individual therapy sessions are offered to adults aged 18 and over living in Scotland. The 'Better Start' funded individual therapy sessions are for children aged 2–14 with cerebral palsy.

• Approach

  Therapists work with children and adults to establish their goals and what type of therapy input they need, delivered as specialist individual therapy sessions. Families describe the therapists as helping them see what their child is capable of.

• Admissions

  The website invites people to 'Make a Referral' and has a referrals/contact route, and states that any child up to 18 with a primary diagnosis of cerebral palsy can access regular specialist therapy, while adult therapy is for those aged 18+ with cerebral palsy living in Scotland. No further detail on the admissions process is given.

• Cost

  The page mentions a 'Make a Payment' option and that the Better Start service offers funded individual therapy sessions, but no fees or pricing details are stated. Cerebral Palsy Scotland is a registered Scottish charity that fundraises and accepts donations.

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