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How to explain to parents the importance of family in the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy
How to explain to parents the importance of family in the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy

There are many practical problems in developing rehabilitation services for children with cerebral palsy in the community, so family rehabilitation is the central link of community rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy under the existing conditions; It is the key to the success of community rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy to do a good job of parents and let family members cooperate closely. Once the child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, rehabilitation workers should first patiently do a good job in parents' ideological work and publicize to parents:

(1) Face the reality bravely, don't complain, I believe there are ways to make children recover;

② We should firmly grasp the two key points of functional rehabilitation and educational rehabilitation. Functional rehabilitation is the key to solve the life of children with cerebral palsy, and educational rehabilitation is the basis for children with cerebral palsy to stand on their own feet.

Parents should understand that family plays a very important role in children's rehabilitation training. Parents are the first witnesses to discover the abnormality of children, and they are also the caregivers of children's daily life. Parents' participation in children's rehabilitation training can make children feel more secure, confident and interested; Cultivating children's independence requires the cooperation of parents; Parents play an irreplaceable role in cultivating children's character, intelligence and language ability. It can be said that parents' attitude and understanding of cerebral palsy rehabilitation can determine the future of children with cerebral palsy.