MyCP

MyCP is a free, private and personal portal into the CP Research Network for:
  • personalized educational recommendations,
  • exclusive content,
  • take surveys
  • become a community co-investigator
  • discussions,
  • and free fitness programs.
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Participate in discussions or research on CP.

  • Setting a community-centered research agenda

    Attendees from cerebral palsy community meet with clinicians and researchers to discuss the most important research questions.

    A smiling group of Cerebral Palsy Research Network participants are gathered for a photo inside a conference room.
  • Annual CP Research Network Investigators’ Meeting

    Clinicians, researchers and community members gather annually to advance cerebral palsy research.

    CPRN Investigators in Ann Arbor, MyCP
  • MyCP Promotes Extended Community Interactions

    Participation in research, discussions, research priority setting, and shared lived experiences make MyCP an invaluable platform for the community.

    MyCP Interactive Opportunities

Join the Discussion

Join discussions with clinicians and community members discussing the best treatments for cerebral palsy.

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Exclusive Content

Access our award winning CP Toolkit, Wellbeing Guide and other content only available to members of MyCP.

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Participate in Research

Contribute your personal experience to our registry to advance research and knowledge of cerebral palsy.

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Personal­ization

Get recommendations from our extensive site content personalized to your cerebral palsy.

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Wellbeing Programs

Improve your overall wellbeing by learning to practice mindfulness, adaptive fitness, and good nutrition.

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Stay informed

Customize notifications of new content, study opportunities and findings, and events from our website.

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MyCP Community Registry Studies

By participating in the MyCP registry, community members may help researchers understand their experience of living with CP by completing research surveys. MyCP surveys are designed with the help of our community advisors working alongside CP researchers.

This project aims to collect person reported information from adults with cerebral palsy (CP) ages 18 to more than 100 years about functional changes and pain interference with aging. The goal is to enroll a large sample of adults with CP from the community in a registry with follow up.
The following series of questions will ask you about your pain, where it is, how bad it is, what makes it feel better and how it has impacted your life. We will also ask you about what treatments you have done, what worked, and if you use opioids.
The following series of questions will be asking you about how you move your arms and legs, if you use equipment to move, and if you are satisfied with your movement.
Medical History Background -- this form collects basic data that is useful for finding people eligible for future studies and characterizing the community members that participate in the registry.

This month’s MyCP Webinar

The Cerebral Palsy Research Network webinar series seeks to educate the community on its findings and directions in research. One webinar per month is presented to provide an update on its current research.

Our Health &
Wellbeing Programming

Thank you for facilitating the opportunity to join the MENTOR program…I’m much better equipped to maintain my health now, and push through what life throws my way with the newly acquired experience and knowledge.”
Nicole L – MENTOR participant

Part of the Cerebral Palsy Research Network’s mission is providing health and wellbeing programming to our community of individuals with cerebral palsy. Staying active and reducing stress are vital components of maintaining health and wellness throughout one’s life.

Establishing healthy habits in early childhood will help people with cerebral palsy to continue to maintain their sense of wellbeing into adult life, possibly preventing or reducing secondary complications to having cerebral palsy.

Sign up for alerts to receive a notification when we expand our health and wellbeing programs this year.

Pediatric Health/Wellbeing Programs

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Adult Health/Wellbeing Programs

We have partnered with the National Center for Health, Physical Activity and Disability (NCHPAD) to provide virtual classes on mindfulness, exercise and nutrition in the free MENTOR program. Classes start every month.  Visit our MENTOR program page to learn more.