How friendly is Facebook? Social media connects us, yet Americans are lonelier than ever. In this FB Live video, Nicole Luongo shares statistics + tips on how to stay sane, take control online.
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Cerebral Palsy
Mental Health: Take Charge, Feel Better
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Let’s talk about it, take charge of it, end the stigma! Learn the statistics, tips to feel better and find out about the connection between cerebral palsy + mental health.
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Cerebral Palsy
White House Cerebral Palsy Awareness Response
Disability advocate Nicole Luongo shares what happened when she wrote to The White House about Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month + SDR, a life-changing surgery for adults and children with cerebral palsy. Follow her tried-and-true tips to get your cause noticed.
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Cerebral Palsy
3 Must-Read Cerebral Palsy Books
On National Pay it Forward Day, author Nicole Luongo shares why you should put these 3 must-read cerebral palsy books on your reading list. Each compelling book is written by a person thriving with CP — and, one memoir is written by a woman who thought she had CP for 30 years!
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Cerebral Palsy
These 6 Cerebral Palsy Advocates Need Notoriety
Meet the CP celebrities you should know. Writer Nicole Luongo tells why these 6 cerebral palsy advocates need notoriety for raising awareness for cerebral palsy — the disability that gets the least attention in the media.
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FB Live Videos
The Sexual Abuse Epidemic Society Ignores
In this What CP Looks Like FB Live interview, cerebral palsy advocate Nicole Luongo talks to Kathy O’Connell about the sexual abuse epidemic society ignores. Find out why people with disabilities are assaulted at a rate of SEVEN times higher than the general population, how to have healthy relationships + more!
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Cerebral Palsy
We Are Cerebral Palsy
Author and poet Nicole Luongo pens this We Are Cerebral Palsy poem celebrating National CP Awareness Day in the United States on March 25 along with the 17 million people worldwide living with the most common physical disability in childhood.
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