Care built around your child

Children with cerebral palsy have different movement, communication and daily living needs. At Hope AMC Riyadh, rehabilitation starts with an assessment and goals agreed with the family. Therapy supports participation in everyday life; it does not cure cerebral palsy.

A coordinated therapy plan

Depending on the assessment, a plan may include:

Physical therapy to work on movement, strength, positioning and mobility.
Occupational therapy to practice play, dressing and other daily activities.
Speech and language therapy to support communication.
Feeding and swallowing assessment when these activities are difficult.

The team reviews the plan as your child's needs change and coordinates with other healthcare professionals when medical advice or treatment is needed.

Working with families

Tell us about the activities your child enjoys and the tasks that are difficult at home or school. These priorities help the therapist set practical goals and explain appropriate ways to support practice between sessions.