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Physical Therapy – Physical therapy improves motor function, coordination, strength, mobility and flexibility. This form of treatment is among the most beneficial for large muscle groups affected by cerebral palsy.

Occupational Therapy – OT addresses physical symptoms, preparing children for challenges at home, school and in other public environments. The protocol also helps with cognitive and social functions, improving learning and reinforcing confidence.

Speech Therapy – Speech, swallowing, and digestive difficulties commonly occur among children with cerebral palsy. In addition to other rehabilitative goals, speech therapy strives to improve muscle coordination in the neck, face, throat and head.

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TOPOGRAPHICAL:
- Monoplegia
- Quadroplegia
- Diplegia
- Hemiplegia
- Paraplegia

PHYSIOLOGICAL:
- Spastic
- Dyskinetic
- Ataxic
- Hypotonia
- Mixed type

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Is an impaired muscle condition. It is typically caused by damage to the brain before or after birth.