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Although strength training for cerebral palsy was once believed to increase stiffened muscles (spasticity), new studies show it is beneficial. Exercises such as resistance training,…
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Cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy are sometimes mistaken for one another because they both affect a person’s muscle control and ability to move. However, there…
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Children with cerebral palsy may develop various musculoskeletal problems such as bone deformities, dislocated joints, and contracted muscles that lead to issues with the feet.…
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A recent study found that cerebral palsy patients might be at a higher risk of schizophrenia and other mental health conditions. Thankfully, both cerebral palsy…
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Spastic Cerebral Palsy Spastic CP means the muscles are tense and tight. This occurs because the brain is not sending…
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Ask your Doctor about Alternative Treatments As a parent caring for a child with CP you have become familiar with most, if not…
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