Our clinicians are all passionate about improving your child’s functional ability. We want them to sit, to move, and walk, to talk.  We can see what they are capable or and where they are failing.  It is easy to focus directly on what’s needed, but sometimes going after the easy improvements, the functional ability, will […]

The importance of time off in the process of rehabilitation can be just as important as the time put into therapy. We often think that more is better, that the more therapy we do the harder we push, the more frequently we exercise, that is a linear progression. Sometimes slowing down and giving the child […]

Physical therapy is often the first step in managing cerebral palsy. It can help improve motor skills and can prevent movement problems from getting worse over time. Physical therapy implements strength and flexibility exercises, heat treatment, massages and special equipment to give children with cerebral palsy more independence. The extent to which physical therapy helps […]