When it comes to something inconsequential like what to have for lunch, you have an abundance of choice. So why do you have so little when it comes to something as important as the care you receive?
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With Your Choices, we offer you a veritable buffet of options. Pick the ones you want - and leave the ones you don't.
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Because when it comes to health, your choices matter.
Social Connections
Online and in-person social workshops for people with CP
Build connections and skills with CPSN's Social Connections
Make friends and build your communication and social skills in CPSN's Social Connections program.
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Run by CPSN's own Bec McCabe, these 6-week structured workshops will build your confidence, empower you to better communicate your needs to healthcare providers and provide you with the tools you need to meet difficult situations head-on.
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With sessions online and in-person, for young people and older adults, there's a Social Connections group that suits you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is this program suitable for?
We run two separate age groups for this program - one for people aged 13-25 years of age, and an one for people aged over 25. If you're the parent of a child under 13 who'd like to participate, please get in touch.
Can I bring my support worker or another support person?
Of course! Please just make sure to let us know when you register, so we can make sure there's plenty of room for everyone.
Do I need an NDIS plan to access this program?
This program is eligible for NDIS funding, though this will be dependent on your plan. For people without an NDIS plan, we also offer a direct-pay option. Please contact us directly for more information.
These dates don't work for me. Do you run other sessions?
We run sessions multiple times a year. Keep an eye out for sessions running on dates that work better for you!
Who is Bec McCabe?
Bec is a PACFA registered counsellor with ten years of professional practice experience. She has a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy degree. Bec, who has cerebral palsy herself, has worked with a vast array of individuals with and without disabilities, across all aspects of the lifespan, including young adults through Headspace and older adults through her own business. As well as delivering one-to-one counselling and case management to clients, Bec has also developed and facilitated numerous group support programs. She loves interacting and communicating with people and learning from others' experiences. In her spare time Bec likes to spend time with her family and friends and take her puppy dog for walks.
Make the move to CPSN.
Sick of explaining what cerebral palsy is to providers who just don't get it? Come chat with an organisation that's been providing support to people with CP for nearly 30 years.