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Seeing More Than Motor Challenges: Bringing Early CVI Screening into Cerebral Palsy Care
At the Cerebral Palsy Centre of University Hospitals Leuven (UZ Leuven), clinicians have always known that many children with cerebral palsy are at increased risk of cerebral visual impairment (CVI). Yet recognising CVI during a busy outpatient consultation has never been straightforward. The signs are often subtle, easily attributed to motor or cognitive challenges, and can remain hidden for years. Although parents routinely completed questionnaires about a child's visual fu
Aug 63 min read


When a School Changes Its Lens, Students Shine
At O’Connor Education Support Centre in regional Western Australia, something has shifted in the way staff understand the children they work with. It didn’t start with a policy change or a curriculum review. It started with a question: what if the barrier isn’t behaviour - what if it’s vision? O’Connor ESC supports students with complex communication, sensory, developmental, and learning needs. For Special Education Needs Teacher and Child Development Lead Wendy Dingwall, fin
Jun 172 min read
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