Sleep issues with my son with CP

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Hi @Burbanks
Welcome to the community, we have lots of information and sleep tips here that you might like to look through.
You might also like to get in touch with our Sleep Solutions teamSleep Solutions provides support for families of disabled children and those with additional needs, aged between two and 19, who have severe sleep problems.
Sleep disorders can present themselves in different ways. Your child may be unable to fall asleep, may wake numerous times through the night or wake ready for the day in the very early hours. If your child is finding it hard to sleep, then we bet you and the rest of your family are too.
About the service
We offer a tailored sleep service that includes workshops, clinic appointments and home visits where appropriate, as well as vital telephone and email support. We understand every family is different and will support you in the most appropriate way through your individual sleep programme.
Our sleep practitioners
All of our practitioners specialise in working with disabled children and those with additional needs. The team has years of experience and are skilled at providing responsive and flexible support.
Sleep Solutions support is offered to families in
We have a number of experienced practitioners who will travel to other areas to deliver workshops. Find out how to run a workshop in your area.
Contact our Business Development team if you think a Sleep Solutions service might be needed in your area.
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Hello Alma @Burbanks, and welcome to the community. It is very good to have you here, and I know I've read several posts recently from mums with children who have CP. So you are among friends here and I hope you enjoy being part of the community.
Warmest best wishes to you and to Alfie,
Richard1
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