Media Publications

Spring/Summer 2010, The Voice
CP Rochester's newsletter highlights recent accomplishments and changes at CP Rochester.
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June 2010, Annual Report
CP rochester's Annual Report highlights the economic accomplishments for 2009 at CP Rochester.  read more here...

February 2010, CP Rochester Helps Haiti One Penny at a Time
YNN does a story on CP Rochesters challenge.  read more here... 

Fall/Winter 2009, The Voice
CP Rochester's newsletter highlights recent accomplishments and changes at CP Rochester. 
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Fall 2009, Al Sigl Community of Agencies newsletter, Broadcast
CP Rochester's Dental Clinic celebrated its first anniversary in February 2009 and the Outpatient Clinic has received Article 16 licensure through the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities to operate concurrently with its Article 28 licensure from the Department of health.  read more here...

2009 September Issue of Genesee Valley Parent Magazine
Alternative Therapies for Children:  How non-traditional therapies can benefit children with special needs.  This article highlights the benefits of our Aquatic Therapy Program.  read more here...

Empowering People by Rich Delmerico
"One of the greatest joys in life is being able to help others achieve their goals and dreams. This is what attracted me to becoming a ski instructor for disabled individuals..."  read more here...

June, 2009 in the Exceptional Parent Magazine:  Ah! Solutions Outside the Box to Meeting a Child's Particular Needs, by Dr. Sara Schley 
An inspiring article highlighting CP Rochester’s European Pediatric Physical Therapy written by a mom whose child received our services!
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Elizabeth Duval, a Physical Therapist for CP Rochester was interviewed for this issue of ADVANCE!
People who deal with arthritis are often stifled by debilitating pain as they make even the smallest of movements. Their limited range of motion can make physical therapy an agonizing endeavor. Because of this, many physical therapists followed the path sports teams took to soothe the aching muscles of their athletes. read more here...

January 14, 2009 the Messenger Post
An article highlighting the collaboration between CP Rochester and the Kids Miracle Making Club to make physical therapy fun with Wii was featured.  Jane and other young members of the Penfield non-profit group have organized Project Wii Fest, an effort to bring together kids with physical or developmental disabilities and others who don’t face such challenges, for about a dozen evenings of fun. read more here...