Physical therapy is often the first step in treating cerebral palsy. It can help improve motor skills and can prevent movement problems from getting worse over time. Physical therapy implements strength and flexibility exercises, heat treatment, massages and special equipment to give children with cerebral palsy more independence, as reported by the Cerebral Palsy Guide.
The extent to which physical therapy helps depends on the severity and type of each case of cerebral palsy. Children with milder cases of CP may only require some physical therapy to treat their condition. In more severe cases, it may be used alongside other treatments or medications. Beginning physical therapy as early as possible usually gives children the best chances at improvement.
CardioFlex Therapy is proud to announce that UCP (formerly United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida) now United Community Options of South Florida has 2 tickets* to the Miami Open Tennis Tournament available for auction!
Tickets are for the 100 level for March 24 at 7:30 pm
Session 6 – Women’s Singles, 2nd Round / Men’s Singles 1st Round / Doubles (32 Draws)
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Value: $450.00
Location: Crandon Park Tennis Center 7300 Crandon Blvd Miami, FL 33149
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