Cerebral palsy is a condition affecting the immature tissues of the brain during or soon after birth. It can cause difficulty with development and a child can struggle to achieve their normal developmental milestones.
How does Cerebral Palsy affect an individual?
The severity of symptoms can vary significantly. Some people only have minor problems whilst others may be severely disabled. These can include change of muscle tone, weak arms or legs, fidgety, jerky or clumsy movements, random uncontrolled movements, and a range of other problems such as swallowing difficulties, speaking problems, vision problems and learning difficulties.
We treat children, young people and adults with cerebral palsy as it is a lifelong condition.
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“SP Therapy Services work with Bolton Neuro Voices (BNV). The team consists of patients with various neurological conditions. Susan Patterson’s work has helped many people with disabilities and their mobility. This is a professional service and their customer care is always without question.”
