Yes. Physiotherapy can help improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, posture, and movement. The treatment plan is customized according to the child’s abilities and developmental needs.

Physiotherapy can begin as early as recommended by the child’s healthcare team. Early intervention can help support motor development, improve functional abilities, and encourage greater independence.

Physiotherapy can help children develop the strength, balance, coordination, and movement skills needed for walking. Whether a child can walk independently depends on the type and severity of cerebral palsy.

Exercises may include stretching, strengthening, balance activities, coordination training, gait training, posture exercises, and functional activities designed around the child’s individual goals.

es. Home physiotherapy can complement clinic-based treatment and help children practice therapeutic exercises and functional activities in a familiar environment. A physiotherapist can create a personalized home exercise program.