While cerebral palsy symptoms typically remain the same without intervention, you can improve function and quality of life with proper treatment. An experienced physiotherapist can help identify weak points and strategize solutions.
If your child or loved one has cerebral palsy, finding the right clinic might be the first step toward significant progress.
At Advantage Spinal Dynamics & Innovative Medicine in Meridian, Idaho, our team of experienced medical practitioners offers a range of services to improve mobility and flexibility, including physiotherapy for patients with cerebral palsy.
When traditional medications and surgeries fail to yield results, it’s up to physiotherapists and occupational therapists to make life easier.
Physiotherapy is the practice of restoring movement and function through targeted exercises. These build strength and flexibility and improve coordination and motor function.
Physiotherapy is noninvasive and tailored to each patient. That means specialists must build relationships with their patients, get to know their limitations and struggles, carefully review their medical records, and suggest solutions accordingly.
When treating cerebral palsy in children, the goal is to fulfill their potential. That involves increasing physical independence, helping to overcome impairments, and inspiring confidence.
Progress not only helps a child with cerebral palsy move more freely but liberates them at home, school, and within their communities.
Children aren’t the only ones who can benefit from cerebral palsy treatment. Adults can also gain better flexibility and mobility with physiotherapy exercises. By improving movement and gross motor skills, physiotherapy for cerebral palsy can make these daily functions easier:
At Advantage Spinal Dynamics, we create a personalized approach for every patient. For those with cerebral palsy, our physiotherapists might recommend:
Individual treatment plans may vary depending on the type of cerebral palsy, the severity, age and development, and the daily problems a patient encounters. For example, a child with mild cerebral palsy might have completely different needs than an adult seeking more autonomy.
To learn more about physiotherapy and find out what our team can do for you or your loved one, call us at 208-213-7963 or request an appointment online.
