On-site interviews

In this episode, I talked to Dr. Sebastian Schröder Chair of the Scientific Committee about: What are are general movements and how do they help predict whether a baby might have CP. How an automated analysis of General Movements hopes to improve the future of predicting CP in babies with CP.

In this episode I talk with Álvaro Hidalgo- Robles about: How to quantify and measure the severity of hypotonia in children with central developmental hypotonia. Defining central developmental hypotonia and discussing whether these children are/should be eligible for a diagnosis of CP.

In this episode we talk about how Dr. Ruiz Brünner has found the congress so far and how it compares to the reality of Latin America. What has surprised her about the congress in general and the topics that have been discussed.

In this episode, I talk to Georgina Henry about : What fatigue feels like for her and how it impacts her daily life as someone living with CP. Why did she decide to use an auto-ethnographic approach for your study? What made her choose this method, and how did it help her reflect on your own experiences with fatigue?

In this episode I talk with Dr. Javier Merino Andres about: What is vestibular training and why is it relevant to improve gross motor function in children and youth with cerebral palsy.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Arnab Seal about the following: How the IAACD was formed and its primary mission. What are some key global challenges that the IAACD is addressing right now in the field of childhood-onset disabilities

In this episode I talk to Xenia Diaz Alcolado about what it was like to receive her son's diagnosis and her journey since then. What is burn-on" and how it manifests itself in the lives of parents caring for children with complex needs.

In this episode I speak to Sylvia Mochabo a disability advocate, Founder of the non-profit "Andy Speaks" and mother to three children, two of whom have a disability. We speak about her journey as a mother of two children with disabilities, her tireless work in Kenya to advance the rights of people with disabilities and also what her hopes are for the people with disabilities.

In this Episode I interview Dr. Petra Van Schie, Dr. Henriette Stemerdink and Emma Hjalmarsson about what is frame running is and how it supports children and young adults with balance and mobility challenges.

Pain trajectories in children with cerebral palsy undergoing orthopaedic surgery: opportunity for clinical impact. Care Coordination pathways for orthopaedic surgery. Keynote: CP and Surgery: what is in, in teh long term perspective

Pain trajectories in children with cerebral palsy undergoing orthopaedic surgery: opportunity for clinical impact as well as your short oral on falling and avoidance behaviour.

An overview of the EI day

Where are we now when it comes to genetic biomarkers for children with cerebral palsy?

What is needed to optimise participation? Identifying targets for change in participation interventions

Artificial intelligence and general movements assessment for early screening of cerebral palsy: Pathway to implementation

Do we really play in our therapy sessions? Learn about the value and power of play!

Meet the Scientific Chair of EACD 2025 and find out what he is most excited about for this year's conference.

Trafflic light update alert!: Find out the latest evidence for early intervention to improve outcomese in infants at high chance of cerebral palsy and neurodevelopmental disability

What is so good about bimanual therapy?

Evidence based assessment and international perspectives on early intervention in cerebral vision impairment: we need to assess much earlier!

Implementation of Hand arm bimanual intensive therapy including lower extremities HABIT-ILE for toddlers and infants with unilateral and bilateral cerebral palsy: the evidence is here!

President of EACD 2025: Developing Networks and Networks fo Development. Meet the driving force for this year's conference!