Benefits of Therapy for Children with Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy is the most common motor disorder among children in the United States. While a cerebral palsy diagnosis comes with many life adjustments, proper treatment can improve a child’s quality of life.
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The Importance of Education
January 24 is International Education Day. Although people with disabilities have the right to education, it is common for them to find barriers to accessing it on an equal footing with others.
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From Your CRIT Counselor: The Goal Is The Progress, Not Perfection
Work on progress, not perfection. The goal is to become a better version of yourself. You are not the same person you are now that you were a year ago. Make change intentional.
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Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI): What it Means for Children and Their Families
Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is a genetic disorder that impacts thousands of families across the world. Learn here its causes, types, and symptoms.
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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injuries: Frequency, Causes, and Side Effects
Traumatic brain injuries, also known as TBI, are a leading cause of death and disability among children. Learn here the treatment, causes, and side effects of TBI.
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From Your CRIT Counselor: Be Yourself
Be yourself. Be authentic. We hear that a lot nowadays. However, it is hard to be yourself when you do not know who you are.
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The Importance of Community Integration
Community integration is essential for children with special healthcare needs, as well as for their families. If you are interested in local community opportunities, please find a few options here.
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TelevisaUnivision Announces Dollar Match Donation to Benefit TeletonUSA on Giving Tuesday
TelevisaUnivision announced today a new dollar-for-dollar matching donation campaign, up to $30,000, in support of TeletonUSA.
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CRIT Hosts 5th Annual Fashion Show
On Thursday, November 17th, CRIT hosted its 5th annual Fashion Show at the Norris Center in San Antonio, Texas. The event featured CRIT patients among its models.
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