Cerebral Palsy Physiotherapy at Home – Gentle & Effective Therapy for Children
in Gurugram, Delhi NCR, Noida, Faridabad & Ghaziabad

Cerebral Palsy Physiotherapy at Home – Gentle & Effective Therapy for Children
in Gurugram, Delhi NCR, Noida, Faridabad & Ghaziabad

Physiotherapist helping a young child with cerebral palsy practice leg movement and motor coordination during pediatric physiotherapy.
Physiotherapist helping a young child with cerebral palsy practice leg movement and motor coordination during pediatric physiotherapy.

Understanding Cerebral Palsy Therapy

Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a neurological condition that affects muscle tone, movement, and motor skills. It is usually caused by brain injury before, during, or shortly after birth. While CP cannot be cured, physiotherapy plays a vital role in improving mobility, strength, posture, and independence — helping children lead active, fulfilling lives. Our home-based cerebral palsy physiotherapy offers a safe, familiar, and motivating environment where children can progress comfortably under expert supervision.

Conditions We Treat

Conditions We Treat

A young boy walking with visible knee tightness and discomfort, with red highlights indicating muscle spasticity typical of spastic cerebral palsy.

Spastic Cerebral Palsy

Increased muscle stiffness and tightness causing restricted and jerky movements.

A young boy walking with visible knee tightness and discomfort, with red highlights indicating muscle spasticity typical of spastic cerebral palsy.

Spastic Cerebral Palsy

Increased muscle stiffness and tightness causing restricted and jerky movements.

Child showing poor coordination and unsteady posture, indicating ataxic cerebral palsy symptoms.

Ataxic Cerebral Palsy

Poor balance and coordination leading to unsteady walking and fine motor difficulty.

Child showing poor coordination and unsteady posture, indicating ataxic cerebral palsy symptoms.

Ataxic Cerebral Palsy

Poor balance and coordination leading to unsteady walking and fine motor difficulty.

Child experiencing involuntary muscle contractions and abnormal posturing, representing dyskinetic cerebral palsy symptoms.

Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy

Uncontrolled, slow, or twisting movements affecting arms, legs, and face muscles.

Child experiencing involuntary muscle contractions and abnormal posturing, representing dyskinetic cerebral palsy symptoms.

Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy

Uncontrolled, slow, or twisting movements affecting arms, legs, and face muscles.

Young boy with cerebral palsy sitting in a wheelchair, ready for pediatric physiotherapy and mobility support.

Cerebral Palsy Pediatric

(Children)

A developmental neurological disorder causing muscle stiffness, movement difficulties, and delayed motor milestones in children.

Young boy with cerebral palsy sitting in a wheelchair, ready for pediatric physiotherapy and mobility support.

Cerebral Palsy Pediatric

A developmental neurological disorder causing muscle stiffness, movement difficulties, and delayed motor milestones in children.

Young boy struggling to stack colorful blocks, illustrating fine motor delay and developmental coordination challenges.

Developmental

Coordination Delay

Slow motor development affecting posture, walking, and daily activity skills.

Young boy struggling to stack colorful blocks, illustrating fine motor delay and developmental coordination challenges.

Developmental

Slow motor development affecting posture, walking, and daily activity skills.

Child sitting in a wheelchair with visible pain and redness in the hand, representing pediatric neuromuscular conditions or acute hand pain requiring physiotherapy. Genetic Motor Disorder

Genetic Motor Disorder

Reduced control and strength in limbs impacting functional independence.

Child sitting in a wheelchair with visible pain and redness in the hand, representing pediatric neuromuscular conditions or acute hand pain requiring physiotherapy. Genetic Motor Disorder

Genetic Motor Disorder

Reduced control and strength in limbs impacting functional independence.

Overview

Common Causes of Cerebral Palsy

Brain injury during or after birth

Premature delivery or low oxygen levels

Genetic or developmental abnormalities

Infections during pregnancy

Head trauma or neonatal jaundice

Lack of blood supply to the brain

Common Symptoms

Muscle stiffness or spasticity

Weakness or floppy limbs

Delayed sitting, crawling, or walking

Poor coordination or balance

Involuntary movements or tremors

Abnormal posture or gait pattern

Diagnosis & Assessment

Muscle tone and flexibility evaluation

Joint range of motion testing

Postural and gait analysis

Functional independence level assessment

Strength, coordination, and balance testing

Family and caregiver consultation for support planning

How to Prevent Complications in Cerebral Palsy

Begin early physiotherapy intervention for best long-term results

Encourage regular movement and stretching to avoid contractures

Maintain proper sitting and sleeping postures

Use supportive aids and braces recommended by therapists

Engage in daily play and mobility activities

Ensure ongoing monitoring by healthcare professionals

Our Physiotherapy Approach for Cerebral Palsy

Our Physiotherapy Approach for Cerebral Palsy

Our programs combine movement training, strengthening, and sensory activities to promote functional independence. We use a combination of:

Range of motion and stretching exercises – to reduce stiffness

Range of motion and stretching exercises – to reduce stiffness

Strengthening activities – to build control and stability

Strengthening activities – to build control and stability

Balance and coordination training – to improve movement accuracy

Balance and coordination training – to improve movement accuracy

Gait and posture retraining – to promote natural walking

Gait and posture retraining – to promote natural walking

Play-based therapy – to make sessions enjoyable and motivating

Play-based therapy – to make sessions enjoyable and motivating

Family and caregiver education – for daily support and home exercises

Family and caregiver education – for daily support and home exercises

Pediatric physiotherapy collage showing a child with cerebral palsy practicing leg movement, balance training, assisted walking, and fine-motor skill activities with therapist and family support.

Home Physiotherapy for Cerebral Palsy
in Gurugram, Delhi NCR, Noida, Faridabad & Ghaziabad

Home Physiotherapy for Cerebral Palsy
in Gurugram, Delhi NCR, Noida, Faridabad & Ghaziabad

In-Person Sessions

In-Person Sessions

Virtual Sessions

Virtual Sessions

Focus Areas

Our home physiotherapy services allow children to learn and grow in a comfortable environment surrounded by family. Each session is customized to support the child’s progress physically and emotionally.

Benefits of Home Physiotherapy:

Therapy in a familiar, safe setting

Individual attention and continuous progress tracking

Reduced travel stress for the child and family

Active family participation and encouragement

Consistent and long-term improvement

Why Choose Our Home Physiotherapy Services

1

Certified pediatric and neuro physiotherapists with CP expertise

2

Gentle, customized techniques to match each child’s needs

3

Use of sensory and functional activities for faster progress

FAQ

FAQ

  • Can stress really cause muscle pain and stiffness?

  • Can I combine physiotherapy with yoga or meditation?

  • Will posture correction help prevent stress-induced pain?

  • How can physiotherapy help relieve stress-related tension?

  • Can stress really cause muscle pain and stiffness?

  • Can I combine physiotherapy with yoga or meditation?

  • Will posture correction help prevent stress-induced pain?

  • How can physiotherapy help relieve stress-related tension?

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Behind Dr. Anil Yadav Dental Clinic Street, Sector 8 Subhash Nagar,

New Railway Road, Gurgaon, Haryana. Near Pristyn Sheetla Care Hospital.

Monday–Sunday: 8:00 AM– 8:00 PM

Rebound Physio

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1347, RR technology,

Behind Dr. Anil Yadav Dental Clinic Street, Sector 8 Subhash Nagar,

New Railway Road, Gurgaon, Haryana. Near Pristyn Sheetla Care Hospital.

Monday–Sunday: 8:00 AM– 8:00 PM

Rebound Physio

© 2025 All rights reserved.