“When my baby didn’t sit up or crawl like other children, I told myself, ‘Maybe they just need more time.’ But as days turned into months, I noticed their little hands felt stiff, and walking seemed so hard for them. I watched other children run freely while mine struggled to take even a few steps. The doctors called it Cerebral Palsy — a condition that affects movement and muscle control. As a parent, it broke my heart to see the world demand speed from my child when all they needed was patience, love, and support."
Signs You May Notice at Home
Your child feels stiff when you try to move their arms or legs, or too floppy like a “rag doll.”
Delay in holding their head up, rolling over, or sitting without support.
Walking on tiptoes, scissoring of legs, or dragging one side of the body.
Trouble with simple hand tasks like grasping a toy or holding a spoon.
Uncontrolled shaking or sudden movements when trying to reach for something.
Uncontrolled shaking or sudden movements when trying to reach for something.
Frequent drooling, feeding difficulties, or choking on food.
Struggles with speech clarity, making it hard for others to understand them.
Movement may be a challenge, but progress is possible. Through Jeevashakthi, we bring together physiotherapy, occupational therapy, Ayurveda for spasticity management, yoga for flexibility, speech therapy, assistive technology, and family training. This integrative care helps children with CP improve mobility, communication, and independence at their own pace.
Modern Medicine Integration
Accurate diagnosis, neurology and orthopedics care, management of spasticity, seizures, and co-occurring conditions, and coordination with rehabilitation specialists.
Ayurveda
Therapies to reduce spasticity, relieve pain, improve motor function, and enhance nervous system balance.
Physiotherapy
Improving posture, mobility, balance, strength, endurance, and gross motor function.
Occupational Therapy
Enhancing adaptive skills, daily living activities, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory integration.
Speech & Language Therapy
Support for feeding, swallowing, speech clarity, expressive and receptive language, and oral-motor development.
Hydrotherapy / Aquatic Therapy
Water-based exercises to improve muscle strength, coordination, and movement confidence.
Orthotic Management
Use of braces, splints, and supportive devices to improve mobility and posture.
AI-Assisted Rehabilitation
Technology-driven exercises, virtual reality programs, and interactive devices to support motor learning, track progress, and personalize therapy
Assistive Technology – Communication devices, mobility aids, and adaptive tools for independence.
Communication devices, mobility aids, and adaptive tools for independence.
Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)
Focused therapy to improve function of the weaker limb in hemiplegic cerebral palsy.
Yoga & Relaxation Techniques
Practices to improve flexibility, body awareness, self-regulation, and calmness.
Music Therapy
Engaging children in creative activities to support motor coordination, emotional expression, and cognitive development.
Sensory Integration Therapy
To improve processing of sensory information, coordination, and adaptive responses.
Parent-Mediated Training
Guidance on home exercises, posture management, daily care routines, and therapy reinforcement.
Family Training & Support
Empowering caregivers with practical strategies for daily care, therapy support, seizure management (if present), and emotional wellbeing.
Long-Term Care
Ongoing multidisciplinary rehabilitation to maximize independence, mobility, communication, learning, and social participation, enhancing quality of life across all settings.
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