“The Village Talks: A Cerebral Palsy Workshop” for Caregivers of Children with Complex Medical Needs in Bloomington

A free workshop for parents and caregivers of children with cerebral palsy and complex medical to connect with a “village” of support and resources

The Village Cares will host “The Village Talks: A Cerebral Palsy Workshop” on March 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Bloomington Public Library.

Are you a caregiver navigating the journey of raising a child with medically complex needs?

This regional workshop focusing on cerebral palsy and complex medical needs may offer just the support you’re looking for.

Speakers will include:

• Theresia Davis, The Village Cares founder, special needs advocate and a member of the Division of Specialized Care for Children’s (DSCC) Family Advisory Council
• Bhoma Aravamuthan, MD, DPhil, FAAN, FCNS
  • Medical and Research Director at the Cerebral Palsy and Mobility Center
  • Assistant Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics at Washington University in St. Louis

Participants will gain:

• Medical clarity and expert insight on cerebral palsy
• Practical tips and tools for caregiver wellness and self-care
• Resources for raising a medically fragile child
• Connections to grow your “village” and make the journey a little easier

The event is free and will include a free meal for all attendees.

Register online for “The Village Talks: A Cerebral Palsy Workshop.”  Please be sure to select the location (Bloomington) and include the number of attendees. You can also text “VILLAGE” to (618) 702-9143 to reserve your spot.

You can learn more about The Village Cares’ programs and events on its Facebook page.