Conductive Education Therapy for Cerebral Palsy
Conductive Education is based on the idea of teaching the body to move by way of appropriate teaching methods and repetition.
Intentional movement is integrated into tasks and practiced repeatedly in order to create new neural pathways allowing
more controlled muscle movement.
Another key aspect of conductive education is that the therapy is integrated with the tasks of daily living, allowing for maximum opportunities to practice the movement and strengthen the new neural pathways.
Conductive Education was developed in Hungary over 60 years ago and has only started to become popular in North America in the last decade or so.
General consensus is that the this type of therapy does result in slow, steady progress.