Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a neurological disorder caused by a deformation during brain growth and development or a non-progressive brain injury and is characterized by impairment or loss of motor function.

Cerebral palsy can occur before, during or immediately after birth and the majority of children affected by cerebral palsy are born with it.

Children with cerebral palsy will likely show signs of physical or motor impairment. The type, location, and areas affected will vary. Symptoms can include loss of muscle, twitching, shaking, walking on toes, gait complications and much more.

Cerebral palsy is a long-term disorder with no cure, but it also never gets worse. Treatment with orthoses can greatly improve mobility and function in children with CP.