Callout for parents of children with cerebral palsy

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Lucy_Scope Posts: 218 Cerebral Palsy Network
edited May 28 in Cerebral Palsy Network

A researcher from Cardiff University is looking for parents to share their experiences.

Recruitment poster from Cardiff University inviting parents of children with cerebral palsy who have used Kinesio taping for upper limb intervention to take part in a research study. The study explores the impact of Kinesio taping on children’s occupational engagement, including play and daily activities. Participation involves a one‑hour online interview via Microsoft Teams with the lead researcher. Images show Kinesio tape and a child’s arm being taped. Contact details and a QR code are provided for more information

The study is about Kinesio taping used on the upper limbs (arms/hands) of children with cerebral palsy.

The researcher wants to understand how this treatment is used and how it may affect children’s daily activities and play.

Who can take part

  • You are a parent of a child with cerebral palsy
  • Your child has one or both upper limbs affected
  • Your child was under 18 when Kinesio taping was used
  • You can speak English
  • You can access a phone or the internet

What taking part involves

  • A one-to-one interview
  • The interview will take place on Microsoft Teams
  • You can join by video or phone

Who cannot take part

  • If you cannot access Microsoft Teams
  • If you are not able to give consent to take part

If you are interested, or want to find out more, please get in touch with the researcher:
Isabella Bartle-Jones

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