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  • Home
  • The latest news
  • Meet the team
  • Therapy Services
    • Intensive Therapy
    • Therapy 369
    • Speech Pathology
    • Tele-Health
    • Tele Health Video Tests
    • Pricing
  • Research
    • Active Strides CP
    • Evidence Based Practice
    • Research
    • CPMovetime
    • EACD2020
    • Curtin University
    • AusACPDM2020
  • Contact Us
    • Forms
  • NDIS
    • NDIS Information
    • NDS Zero Tolerance
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A special announcement!

MRFF (Medical Research Future Fund) Research Study CPMovetime is officially announced. An international collaboration between leading research institutes, universities and clinical practices across the globe - involving wearable sensors and children with cerebral palsy!

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