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Power-ups are our learning content on cerebral palsy: short, free and with no sign-up.

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Hi, I'm Lia. I'm 8 years old and already in 3rd grade. My hobbies are — oh, I'll get to that later; first, let me quickly explain where you've ended up. This website is called selbst-stark. It's for children and adults with cerebral palsy, and for everyone who is part of their lives.

Here you can learn everything about cerebral palsy, because we believe that knowledge makes you strong, and the more you know, the better you can join in. At the end of the video you'll see me collecting Power-ups. That's what we call our learning content. And the best part? Everything here is free, and no signup is needed. This is made possible by the Foundation Cerebral.

To find the learning content that interests you — in other words, the Power-ups — first click on the symbol that fits you. What I mean is: is only one of your legs affected, for example? Or both, like mine? Is maybe one side of your body affected? Or both sides? Depending on your choice, we'll show you the Power-ups that match.

So, and now have fun learning. I'm going to collect a few Power-ups too.

In short

selbst-stark is a free learning platform about cerebral palsy – for children and adults with CP as well as the people around them. First choose the category that best fits your situation: we’ll then show you matching Power-ups (that’s what we call our learning content) and information. It’s free to use and no sign-up is needed.

selbst-stark is a website. The website is for children and adults with cerebral palsy. It is also for people around them, for example parents. On the website you find Power-ups. Power-ups are short learning units. With them you can learn about cerebral palsy. First click the picture that fits you. Then we show you matching Power-ups. The website is free. You do not need to sign up.

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Step 1

Choose a category

The four categories describe which part of the body is affected by cerebral palsy. Choose the category that best fits you or your child – we’ll then show you matching Power-ups.