Posts Tagged: Southern Family Center for Cerebral Palsy
March 13, 2026
Seeing Cerebral Palsy Sooner and Changing What’s Possible
For decades, cerebral palsy (CP) was often diagnosed after a child’s second birthday, when missed milestones and movement challenges became harder to ignore. Today, that timeline is changing, thanks to a groundbreaking early-detection program led by therapists and physicians at Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego. “This program started with a simple but powerful idea: if…
Cerebral Palsy
cerebral palsy, Southern Family Center for Cerebral Palsy
August 5, 2019
Champions for Change
Noah Jaffe and Grace Lockwood have a lot in common. Both are about to be high school juniors. Both are skilled swimmers — multi-time champions, in fact. And both are awesome examples of athletes with cerebral palsy changing the future of the sports they love. Swim was a part of the teens’ lives before CP…
Cerebral Palsy
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