If the child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, it is necessary not only to use drugs for treatment in time, but also to do some rehabilitation training. Only in this way can we effectively improve brain function, prevent serious sequelae and restore children's limb and language functions as soon as possible. So, what are the specific rehabilitation training methods for children with cerebral palsy?
1, tactile training
Because children with cerebral palsy can cause tactile disturbance, they need to receive rehabilitation training in sensory perception. It is suggested that it should try to contact external things with different senses and strengthen its knowledge and understanding of other things. Parents must cooperate and encourage their children to touch toys and natural objects, such as vegetables and fruits, to increase their tactile experience and interest.
2. Concentrated training
Most children with cerebral palsy have cognitive and intellectual disabilities and may not be able to concentrate. Therefore, we must pay attention to cultivating their concentration in rehabilitation training. Specifically, we can put the toys or things they are interested in in in a quiet environment within sight, and the trainer can sit opposite the child to keep his sight at a level and gradually extend the training time.
3. Listening training
It is necessary to carry out listening training for children with cerebral palsy. At this time, it is best to take one-on-one form, and the tone and speed of speech can be changed appropriately. By adjusting the intensity, speed and frequency of sound, children's listening can be trained and gradually extended to language expression.
4. Language training
For children with speech disorders, we must grasp the best age for language development. Parents should communicate with their children in language, encourage them to pronounce and speak, and combine cards and body movements step by step to let them master the pronunciation of Chinese characters.
5. Sports
Cerebral palsy can lead to physical dyskinesia in children and may not be able to sit, lie and walk normally. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the training of physical exercise, encourage children to do basic movements such as raising their heads and stretching their arms, and let children learn to walk and stand.