Pediatric
Cerebral Palsy & Special Children
Special care for special children — milestone by milestone.
What is Cerebral Palsy & Special Children?
Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions affecting movement and posture, caused by injury to the developing brain before, during or shortly after birth. It varies widely from child to child. Early, consistent physiotherapy helps children achieve developmental milestones, improve function and participate more fully in everyday life.
Every child deserves the chance to move, play and grow with confidence. Our pediatric team uses individualised, family-centred therapy to improve movement, posture, balance and independence in children with cerebral palsy and developmental delays.
Signs & Symptoms
- Delayed milestones (sitting, crawling, walking)
- Stiff or floppy muscle tone
- Poor posture, balance and coordination
- Difficulty with fine and gross motor skills
- Tightness or contractures in joints
- Challenges with feeding or speech
Our Approach
Therapy is play-based and built around your child and family. We use neuro-developmental techniques, strengthening and stretching, posture and seating advice, and goal-focused practice of everyday skills. Parents are coached as active partners so progress continues at home.
Better Movement
Improve posture, balance and control.
Reach Milestones
Build strength, skills and confidence.
Family-Centred
Parents are partners in every plan.
Expert Pediatric Team
Experienced, caring specialists.
Your Treatment Journey
- 1
Developmental Assessment
Understanding your child's strengths, challenges and family goals.
- 2
Play-Based Therapy
Fun, motivating activities that build strength, balance and motor skills.
- 3
Posture & Tone Management
Stretching, positioning and seating advice to prevent contractures.
- 4
Milestone Training
Targeted practice of sitting, crawling, standing and walking.
- 5
Family Coaching
Equipping parents to support progress every day at home.
Recommended Exercises & Home Care
Simple activities that often support recovery between sessions — your therapist will tailor and progress these for you.
Play-based stretching
Gentle, fun stretches woven into play keep muscles long and joints mobile.
Tummy time & rolling
Encourages head control, core strength and the foundations for sitting and crawling.
Supported sitting & standing
Practising upright positions builds postural control and confidence.
Reaching games
Reaching for toys improves coordination, balance and motor planning.
Things to Be Aware Of
- Keep sessions short, playful and positive to hold the child's interest.
- Use correct positioning and seating advised by your therapist.
- Watch for tightness or discomfort and adjust gently.
- Consistency at home matters more than intensity.
General guidance only — always follow the personalised plan from your physiotherapist before starting any exercise.
Frequently Asked Questions
As early as possible. The developing brain is most adaptable in the early years, so early therapy gives children the best opportunity to build skills.