Giving Hope to Everyone Affected by Cerebellar Disorders
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Giving Hope to Everyone Affected by Cerebellar Disorders
Visit our Research Directory to see how many labs and clinics are working to understand the cerbellum and developing treatments
Research around the world
58 research teams in 19 countries are working to understand the cerebellum.
From clinics studying ataxia to labs uncovering how the cerebellum works, you’re not alone. Explore who’s on it.
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Our Commitment
We created The Cerebellum Resource Center because people affected by cerebellar disorders deserve more than information alone.
They deserve understandable answers, trusted resources, and a community that welcomes them and inspires them.
There are so many reasons to feel hopeful about the future and we are committed to bringing those reasons here in one convenient place.
We are building this resource with the input of real individuals, families, caregivers, clinicians, and researchers. You are invited to contact us and share your story, ask your questions, or suggest resources we should add. The CRC is constantly being updated and added to.
Read Stories of Hope
We have collected inspiring stories from real people, parents, care providers, and more about their experiences around cerebellar conditions.
News in the Cerebellar World
Find out the latest news that impacts you and those you care about. From policy, advocacy, funding, and discoveries, you can stay in the loop.
Find Resources
Find resources curated specially for people with cerebellar conditions, those working toward a diagnosis, caregivers, and healthcare professionals.
The Latest Research
Read summaries of recent scientific discoveries tailored to our community. Progress is one of the greatest reasons for hope.
Our Commitment
We created The Cerebellum Resource Center because people affected by cerebellar disorders deserve more than information alone.
They deserve understandable answers, trusted resources, and a community that welcomes them and inspires them.
There are so many reasons to feel hopeful about the future and we are committed to bringing those reasons here in one convenient place.
We are building this resource with the input of patients, families, caregivers, clinicians, and researchers. You are invited to contact us and share your story, ask your questions, or suggest resources we should add. The CRC is constantly being updated and added to.
Research Spotlight: Brain Stimulation and Motor Learning
Click here to read about current research on non-invasive stimulation therapies, an increasingly popular therapeutic avenue.
Travel Tips for People with Ataxia
How to prepare for solo travel when you have ataxic symptoms, and how to prepare as a caregiver accompanying someone with ataxic symptoms.
How To Prepare for your First Neurology Appointment
Questions to prepare for, things to ask about, and checklists of what to bring with you to the doctor.
Drug Treatments for Ataxia-Telangiectasia (AT)? A review of clinical trials
Click here to learn about types of clinical trials that have been conducted to test various pharmaceutical drugs in the management of AT symptoms.
What brings you here today?
Our Commitment
We created The Cerebellum Resource Center because people affected by cerebellar disorders deserve more than information alone.
They deserve understandable answers, trusted resources, and a community that welcomes them and inspires them.
There are so many reasons to feel hopeful about the future and we are committed to bringing those reasons here in one convenient place.
We are building this resource with the input of real individuals, families, caregivers, clinicians, and researchers. You are invited to contact us and share your story, ask your questions, or suggest resources we should add. The CRC is constantly being updated and added to.
Our Commitment
We created The Cerebellum Resource Center because people affected by cerebellar disorders deserve more than information alone.
They deserve understandable answers, trusted resources, and a community that welcomes them and inspires them.
There are so many reasons to feel hopeful about the future and we are committed to bringing those reasons here in one convenient place.
We are building this resource with the input of patients, families, caregivers, clinicians, and researchers. You are invited to contact us and share your story, ask your questions, or suggest resources we should add. The CRC is constantly being updated and added to.
Research Spotlight: Brain Stimulation and Motor Learning
Click here to read about current research on non-invasive stimulation therapies, an increasingly popular therapeutic avenue.
Travel Tips for People with Ataxia
How to prepare for solo travel when you have ataxic symptoms, and how to prepare as a caregiver accompanying someone with ataxic symptoms.
How To Prepare for your First Neurology Appointment
Questions to prepare for, things to ask about, and checklists of what to bring with you to the doctor.
Drug Treatments for Ataxia-Telangiectasia (AT)? A review of clinical trials
Click here to learn about types of clinical trials that have been conducted to test various pharmaceutical drugs in the management of AT symptoms.
Join CerebellarLink and connect with others living with cerebellar disorders