The brain and spinal cord. It mainly controls voluntary movement and thought processes.

Lower smaller portion of the brain that coordinates balance and muscle activity

Type of Cerebral Palsy that results in a variety of muscle tone and involuntary movements of the limbs.

Fast alternating relaxation and contraction of the muscles caused by spastic muscles.

Ability to process and understand the surrounding environment (thinking)

Crawling while on stomach and using mostly your arms to pull the rest of the body forward

CAMS are medical products and practices that not part of standard medical care. Complementary medicine is used alongside standard medical treatments to support or augment their effects, or to mitigate their side effects. Conversely, alternative medicine is employed as a substitute for standard medical interventions.

A condition present a birth

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is a form of therapy led by an occupational therapist, designed for individuals experiencing challenges using one arm or hand. These individuals typically have reduced range of motion, strength, coordination, and sensation in one of their upper extremities, reducing their ability to perform activities requiring both hands. CIMT involves restricting the use of the stronger arm while providing intensive training for the weaker arm. This approach aims to encourage the affected limb to regain functionality through repetitive practice and focused attention.

Decreased joint mobility due to a shortening of muscle fibers

Involuntary contractions of the muscles due to abnormal electrical activity of the brain

A thick band of nerve fibers that connect the left brain with the right

Total or partial blindness resulting from an injury to visual centers in the cerebral cortex.  In this condition, the eyes function normally but the brain can not interpret or process the visual information.

A form of visual impairment that is caused by a brain problem rather than an eye problem. (The latter is sometimes termed "ocular visual impairment" when discussed in contrast to cortical visual impairment.) Some people have both CVI and a form of ocular visual impairment

Imaging test using radiation to see structures within the body.  It involves being placed in a small tube.  Time of the test is usually less than 10 minutes.

It is a visual, auditory or physical action that reminds a person to perform a behavior or activity.