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Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation
Helping children with cerebral palsy move better and do more.
At a glance
- SpecialityPaediatric Rehabilitation
- Starts withDetailed assessment & goal setting
- ReferralNot required — book directly
- LocationBaner, Pune · tele-rehab for suitable patients
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of conditions caused by injury to, or differences in development of, the brain before, during or shortly after birth. It affects muscle tone, movement, posture and coordination. The brain injury itself does not get worse over time, but how CP affects a child can change as they grow — which is why ongoing, well-planned therapy is so valuable.
Types of Cerebral Palsy
CP may affect one side of the body (hemiplegia), mainly the legs (diplegia) or all four limbs (quadriplegia).
- Spastic CP — the most common type; muscles are stiff and tight, making movement difficult.
- Dyskinetic CP — involuntary, uncontrolled movements that make purposeful actions difficult.
- Ataxic CP — difficulty with balance, coordination and precise movements.
- Mixed CP — features of more than one type.
Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation in Baner, Pune
Neuromatics Advanced Robotic Rehabilitation Centre offers cerebral palsy rehabilitation in Baner, Pune, for patients from across the city, including Aundh, Balewadi, Pashan, Sus, Wakad, Hinjewadi and Pimple Saudagar. Every program begins with a detailed assessment and is led by our paediatric team under Dr. Riddhi Thakkar, Head of Pediatrics. Call or WhatsApp +91 9101 101 102 or book an appointment online.
Common Challenges We Address
- Delayed motor milestones (sitting, crawling, standing, walking)
- Muscle stiffness, tightness and contracture risk
- Poor balance and coordination
- Toe-walking, crouch gait or other gait deviations
- Reduced hand function and fine motor skills
- Speech, feeding and swallowing difficulties
- Difficulties with self-care and participation in play and school
Therapy Goals
- Achieve developmental and functional motor milestones
- Improve muscle strength, flexibility and posture
- Improve balance, walking ability and endurance
- Enhance hand use for play, eating and school tasks
- Maximise independence and participation
What Treatment May Include
- Paediatric neuro-physiotherapy and task-specific training
- Stretching, strengthening and spasticity management
- Gait training with gait trainer, step assist & harness and robotic systems (where suitable)
- FES to support muscle activation
- VR-based play for balance and coordination
- Occupational therapy for fine motor and self-care
- Speech, communication and feeding therapy
- Orthoses (AFOs), positioning and mobility aid guidance
- Coordination with doctors on medical/surgical spasticity management
Frequently asked questions
Can cerebral palsy be cured?
There is no cure, but therapy can significantly improve movement, comfort, function and independence.
When should therapy start?
As early as possible. Early intervention takes advantage of the young brain's adaptability.
Will my child walk?
It depends on the type and severity of CP. Our assessment sets realistic goals, and we work towards the best possible mobility for your child.
Treatment plans are individualised after clinical assessment. Outcomes vary between individuals. This page is general information, not medical advice.
Technology that may be used
Advanced tools, in appropriate patients
Your specialist decides whether technology-assisted therapy suits you after assessment.
Robotic Gait Training
Gait robotics
Step Assist & Harness Systems
Safe mobility
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
Neuro-stimulation
Virtual Reality Rehabilitation
Immersive therapy
Baner, Pune · Mon – Sat
Start your Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation journey
Whether you are recovering from a stroke, spinal cord injury, neurological condition, orthopaedic surgery or developmental condition, our rehabilitation team can help you understand your rehabilitation options.