Physical therapy can help people with Cerebral Palsy improve their posture, muscle control and coordination, balance, and overall mobility. Physical therapists can also provide treatments such as stretching, strengthening, and range-of-motion exercises that can help reduce spasticity and improve joint flexibility. Other treatments and assistive devices, such as wheelchairs, can be recommended and prescribed to help individuals with Cerebral Palsy maximize their functional abilities.

1. Improves Muscle Strength and Coordination: Physical therapy helps improve muscle strength, coordination, and balance to help individuals with Cerebral Palsy improve their ability to move and perform everyday tasks.

2. Enhances Mobility: Physical therapy helps individuals with Cerebral Palsy increase their range of motion and improve their ability to move independently.

3. Reduces Pain: Physical therapy can help reduce pain associated with Cerebral Palsy, as well as related conditions such as contractures and spasticity.

4. Improves Posture and Balance: Physical therapy can help individuals with Cerebral Palsy improve their posture and balance, which can help them move more efficiently and safely.

5. Enhances Quality of Life: Physical therapy helps individuals with Cerebral Palsy increase their self-confidence, enhance their ability to participate in activities, and improve their overall quality of life.