… This study set out to identify how having a child with cerebral palsy impacts on the health
and psychological distress of parents. Important issues and correlations have been established …

… Children with cerebral palsy (CP) encounter daily challenges in their ability to move freely …
typically experience a high level of physical and psychological distress [Citation1–3]; however, …

… cerebral palsy (CP) now survive to adulthood. Indeed, children with milder CP have the
same life-expectancy as unaffected children and while those with more severe, complex forms …

… a year, 37% said they distressed their child and 42% said … children with cerebral palsy have
psychological symptoms or … of children with cerebral palsy to ensure psychological problems …

… psychological distress in mothers, by comparing scores on two indexes of psychological
distress of 369 mothers of children with cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, myelodysplasia, or multi…

… psychological distress. However, there are few published data regarding the proportion of
mothers who experience psychological distress … the level of maternal psychological well‐being …

… Many children with cerebral palsy face considerable … reported, children with cerebral palsy
also experience higher rates of … Personal risk factors for psychological distress include normal …

… effect on mother's psychological distress; and the more dependent the child, the greater the
mother's distress.[10] Coping with the psychological effects of cerebral palsy (CP) could be …

… of 52 children with cerebral palsy. Control group … and psychological distress in their mothers.
We thought that mothers of handicapped children should be given a regular psychological …

… exhibiting psychological distress have a tendency to report greater levels of behavior problems
in their children. It may be the case that parents who experience psychological symptoms …