Each child with cerebral palsy will have different levels of difficulty, with different levels of motor and cognitive abilities. However, the goal is to help children progress and maximize their individual abilities in daily activities.

Cerebral palsy is a term used to describe a group of non-progressive medical conditions caused by prenatal, intrapartum and postnatal factors up to the age of 5, resulting in multiple disabilities in motor, mental, sensory and behavioral functions...

Physical therapy is one of the most important forms of treatment for children with mixed cerebral palsy. In fact, all children with mixed cerebral palsy, regardless of whether the disorder is mild or severe, are advised to undergo physical therapy, which can help improve the symptoms of cerebral palsy and support normal motor function.

Humans can perceive and feel the world around them thanks to the information provided by the senses. Sensory regulation exercises are performed to help regulate abnormal behaviors of children such as autistic children, helping them to respond appropriately to information received from the outside, thereby gradually interacting with the surrounding environment.