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Cerebral Palsy
Treatment in Lucknow

Maximising movement, independence, and communication

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of permanent movement and posture disorders caused by non-progressive brain injury occurring before, during, or after birth. CP affects each child uniquely — our multidisciplinary team provides integrated therapy to maximise mobility, communication, and independence.

Multidisciplinary team: speech, OT & physiotherapy
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Feeding and swallowing therapy
Fine and gross motor skill development
Family education and home programme support
Cerebral palsy therapy at Growing Stars Lucknow
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Early Intervention Matters: Early therapeutic intervention in children with cerebral palsy takes advantage of the brain's neuroplasticity during the first few years of life. Starting therapy as early as possible — even in infancy — produces significantly better long-term functional outcomes.

Recognise the Signs

Signs & Symptoms of
Cerebral Palsy

Recognising these signs early can make a significant difference. If your child shows several of these, seek a professional evaluation promptly.

Delayed motor milestones

Not rolling by 6 months, not sitting independently by 9 months, or not walking by 18 months.

Abnormal muscle tone

Muscles may be too stiff (spasticity), too floppy (hypotonia), or fluctuating — affecting posture and movement.

Asymmetric movement

Favouring one hand or side of the body significantly, reaching with only one arm, or walking with an asymmetric gait.

Feeding difficulties

Poor sucking, swallowing, or chewing in infancy; gagging or coughing during feeds; drooling.

Speech and communication difficulties

Dysarthria (unclear speech due to motor difficulties), limited verbal expression, or entirely non-verbal communication.

Seizures

Epilepsy occurs in approximately 25–35% of individuals with cerebral palsy and requires medical management.

Understanding the Condition

Causes & Contributing Factors

Understanding why Cerebral Palsy occurs helps families navigate the journey with clarity and confidence.

Prenatal Brain Injury

Brain injury during pregnancy — from infection, stroke, reduced oxygen, or abnormal brain development — accounts for the majority of CP cases.

Perinatal Complications

Oxygen deprivation (asphyxia) during labour and delivery, premature birth, and very low birth weight are significant risk factors.

Postnatal Brain Injury

Brain injury in early infancy from meningitis, severe jaundice, head trauma, or stroke can also cause CP.

Prematurity

Babies born before 32 weeks are at significantly higher risk of CP due to the vulnerability of the developing brain.

How We Help

Our Approach to
Cerebral Palsy

A structured, compassionate process from first assessment to lasting outcomes — personalised to every child.

Step 01

Multidisciplinary Assessment

A comprehensive evaluation of motor function, communication, feeding, sensory processing, and daily living skills.

Step 02

Speech & Communication Therapy

Improving speech clarity (dysarthria), supporting AAC devices for non-verbal children, and addressing feeding and swallowing.

Step 03

Occupational Therapy

Developing fine motor skills, hand function, self-care independence, and adaptive equipment prescription.

Step 04

Physiotherapy

Improving muscle strength, range of motion, posture, balance, and gross motor function.

Step 05

Neurodevelopmental Techniques

Evidence-based NDT approaches to facilitate more normal movement patterns and reduce the impact of abnormal tone.

Step 06

Family Training & Home Programme

Teaching caregivers handling, positioning, and daily activity strategies to reinforce therapy goals at home.

Expected Outcomes

What Families See
After Treatment

With consistent therapy and family involvement, children with Cerebral Palsy make meaningful, measurable progress at Growing Stars.

Improved motor function and mobility
Enhanced communication through speech or AAC
Better feeding, eating, and swallowing safety
Increased independence in self-care activities
Improved participation in school and social settings
Stronger family confidence in supporting the child's needs
Where to Find Us

Available at
Both Locations

Main Center

Aliganj Center

MM-271, Sector D, Aliganj, Lucknow
Mon–Sat: 9 AM – 7 PM

IIM Road Center

IIM Road, Near Rajhansh Public School, Lucknow
Mon–Sat: 10 AM – 6 PM
FAQ

Common Questions
About Cerebral Palsy

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Many children with CP learn to walk, though the level of support needed varies widely depending on the type and severity of CP. Early physiotherapy and orthopaedic support maximise the chances of achieving functional mobility. Many children with CP who may not walk independently can use assistive devices to be mobile.

Not necessarily. Many individuals with CP have typical or above-average intelligence. However, some children with CP — particularly those with more severe brain involvement — do have associated intellectual disability or learning difficulties. CP affects motor function primarily.

The underlying brain injury that causes CP is non-progressive — meaning it does not worsen over time. However, without appropriate therapy and management, secondary complications such as contractures, scoliosis, and pain can develop. Ongoing therapy helps prevent these complications.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to communication methods that supplement or replace spoken speech — including picture boards, communication apps, and speech-generating devices. For children with CP who have limited speech, AAC can be transformative, giving them a voice and dramatically improving quality of life.

Ready to Help Your Child
Overcome Cerebral Palsy?

Book a free 30-minute assessment at our Aliganj or IIM Road center. Our specialists will evaluate your child and design a personalised therapy plan.

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