Constraint induced therapy – (CIMT)
Reimagine your child’s arm function
Constraint-induced therapy (CIMT) has been utilized in treatment for the hemiplegic arm for over 25 years and considered to be the most effective intervention for regaining and achieving function in the hemiplegic arm. This technique involves constraint of the dominant arm by use of an ace wrap, cast, or special mitt.
The child attends intensive therapy for 2-3 weeks for several hours a day as the therapist works on building new neuropathways through several methods which results in functional use and awareness within the affected arm.
INTENSIVE OPTIONS:
2 WEEK: 3 HOURS/ A DAY
3 WEEK: 2 WEEKS CIMT/1 WEEK BIMANUAL THERAPY (HYBRID)
During intensive your child will receive –
Children who qualify for CIMT :
- Have had Stroke
- Cerebral Palsy
- Brain Injury
- Brachial Plexus injury
- Post Botox
- Other Neurological conditions
REIMAGINE YOUR CHILDS ARM FUNCTION

