
HELPFUL
RESOURCES.
A repository dedicated to keeping you up to date on the latest in CP Research

RESOURCES AND
LINKS.
The GLM CPR is committed to sharing resources that might be useful to clinicians, researchers, and families. All resources are evidence-based and have been reviewed by members of the working groups and deemed relevant and appropriate. If you have evidence-based resources, you would like to disseminate through the GLM CPR please submit a request for distribution via email info@glmcrp.org.
COMING
SOON.
A practical and inclusive guide for families, caregivers, community health workers, and health professionals.

NEW BOOK!
Where There Is No Therapist is a practical and inclusive guide for families, caregivers, community health workers, and health professionals supporting people with disabilities in resource-limited settings. Developed by the Global LMIC Cerebral Palsy Register (GLM CPR) team, this manual offers simple, accessible, and low-cost strategies to promote early intervention, inclusion, and empowerment—especially where professional therapy services are scarce or unavailable.
This is not a textbook, but a flexible, user-friendly tool created for those working on the frontlines of care. Whether you’re a parent in a remote village, a community volunteer, or a local health worker, Where There Is No Therapist will help you make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families.
RECENTLY
RELEASED.
Discover how the BrCPR PPI group turned their journeys into a comic book to inspire inclusive research worldwide.

COMIC BOOK.
Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) has become an important approach to building more inclusive and relevant research. In this context, members of the PPI group of the Brazilian Cerebral Palsy Register (BrCPR) created a comic book to represent their journeys of collaboration and contribution within the BrCPR—and to inspire other registries as well. Want to take a look? The comic books are available in English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
RESOURCES FOR FAMILES.
We are committed to people with Cerebral Palsy and their Families
Browse the most up to date guidelines on managing Cerebral Palsy as either a carer or professional.
A training resource for facilitators, parents, caregivers, and persons with cerebral palsy.

*Resource development and ownership

RESOURCES FOR PROFESSIONALS.
Resources to help health professionals to provide quality health care to people with Cerebral Palsy

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM.
Classification systems useful for consistent clinical assessment and data collection.
CLINICAL GUIDELINES.

USEFUL
LINKS.
Browse these sites for most recent infomation on Cerebral Palsy.













