Let’s talk about construction! From wooden blocks to Lego to cardboard boxes, the options for construction toys are almost endless. When...

Guess who is nearly here? The Easter Bunny!! There are lots of ways that children with cerebral palsy and complex disabilities can be...

Who is excited for the AFL to be back? Let’s talk about ball play and sports. There are lots of different ways to modify ball games...

After a wonderful holiday break, it’s time to come back to school. We’re sure that everyone is enjoying their first week back seeing...

Water play at CPEC and at home is always a popular choice as the weather has been very warm lately! Water play is a fun and engaging way...

Summer is here, and the party season is upon us! Each December, with Christmas all around, the focus is on increasing participation and...

Throughout the day, every child, with or without a physical disability, will spend time sitting comfortably with good stability so they...

Board and card games are often a family favourite. They’re a great way to learn and practice skills like turn-taking, memory, planning,...

Last month, we introduced the concept of key movement issues: these are movement skills that develop spontaneously in children who are...

Key movement issues are movement skills that develop spontaneously in typical development, and underlie all functional movement. People...

Play is one of the most important things that children do. When your child has movement, communication, vision, or learning challenges,...