Virtual Early Cerebral Palsy Health Summit
Join Our Virtual Early Cerebral Palsy Health Summit!
The Cerebral Palsy Foundation invites you to be part of a transformative learning experience focused on advancing early detection and intervention for cerebral palsy.
🕑 Available online until October 31st, 2026
Turning Research Into Practice
This year’s Summit highlights innovative pathways for translating cutting-edge research into real-world clinical practice. Learn directly from leading researchers and clinicians who are shaping the future of early cerebral palsy diagnosis and intervention. Groundbreaking research now shows that cerebral palsy can be reliably diagnosed in infants under one year of age—a major advancement that is transforming how high-risk infants are identified, how families are supported, and how long-term outcomes are improved.
Our virtual program ensures you can participate from anywhere while gaining access to expert-led sessions and essential content.
Overall objectives:
- To disseminate best evidence on new developments in early detection and interventions for Cerebral Palsy. Including: applied and translational sciences, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and technology.
- Increase awareness and learn implementation strategies for new and emerging treatments for individuals with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.
- Identify new modalities for the diagnosis of cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities.
- Increase interprofessional collaboration and developing clinic-based frameworks to help coordinate and improve services across the continuum of care for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities across the lifespan.
Virtual Early Cerebral Palsy Health Summit includes:
- Virtual versions of workshops led by World-Renowned Clinicians and Researchers
- All virtual workshops will be available ON DEMAND for 3 months
- Digital Poster Presentations
Who should participate
Pediatric providers who want to improve outcomes for high risk infants through early cerebral palsy diagnosis and intervention in a multidisciplinary setting including: Pediatricians, Family Practitioners, Neonatologists, Neurologists, OTs, PTs. Business Managers, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Researchers and Trainees.