Cerebral palsy can affect movement, posture, muscle tone, coordination, balance, walking, hand function and independence. Every person experiences cerebral palsy differently, which is why rehabilitation should be tailored to individual goals and challenges.

Common Challenges

  • Walking and mobility difficulties

  • Stiffness and spasticity

  • Balance and coordination challenges

  • Reduced hand and arm function

  • Pain and postural concerns

  • Equipment and orthotic needs

  • Reduced independence with daily activities

 

How RehabX May Help

Our team works with children, adolescents and adults living with cerebral palsy to support mobility, participation, comfort, independence and quality of life.

 

How We Treat Cerebral Palsy at RehabX 

Treatment may involve physiotherapy, occupational therapy, exercise physiology, speech pathology, orthotics and rehabilitation gym programs. Where clinically appropriate, rehabilitation may incorporate:

  • BTL R-Gait for structured walking practice and gait retraining

  • BTL R-Touch for hand and upper limb rehabilitation

  • BTL R-Lead for reaching, coordination and task-based arm activities

  • THERA-Trainer toro for conditioning, endurance and movement practice

  • BTL SIS to support muscle activation and preparation for movement

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