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The Bobath approach to the management of children with cerebral palsy was pioneered and developed by Dr Karel and Mrs Berta Bobath. Begun in the 1940's the Bobath Concept is now well known and accepted in many countries as one of the leading approaches. The main aim of treatment is to encourage and increase the child's ability to move and function in as normal a way as possible. More normal movements cannot be obtained if the child stays in a few positions and moves in a limited or disordered way. The aim of management is to help the child to change his abnormal postures and movements so that he or she is able to comfortably

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Redclyffe is a residential unit for adults with cerebral palsy and associated disabilities.

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Scope's aim is to ensure that all disabled people achieve equality. It also aims for them to have full rights to control their own lives and be able to participate in Scope at all levels.For all enquiries about Scope, cerebal palsy and referral to Scope s

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What Scope do - Campaigns working with disabled people on the issues that are most important to them to raise awareness, change attitudes and influence government policy. Support disabled people and their families through practical information and support, particularly at the time of diagnosis and in a child’s early years. Offer a range of services for disabled children and adults, which are primarily focused on those whose complex support needs are not met elsewhere.

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Promotes and seeks to increase sport and physical recreational opportunities for people with a disability, particularly those with Cerebral Palsy.

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Offers a broad programme of services for Norfolk people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities through their Adult Services and Family Services departments

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KIDS FIRST School of Conductive Education is a charity affiliated to Thurrock and District Cerebral Palsy Society. There is a group for pre-school children on Wednesdays during school term time from 10am to 2pm. Contact: Carole Day phone Disability Essex on 0844 412 1771 for further contact information vb

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Aims : A local group working to support people with cerebral palsy and their parents or carers. They also aim to help other people to become more aware of what cerebral palsy means Weekly, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9.00 am to 2.30 pm

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The disability organisation in England and Wales whose focus is people with cerebral palsy.Scope's services focus on four main areas where disabled people face the greatest inequality: early years, education, independent living and work. They also provide local support services which respond to the needs identified by disabled people in their communities.