If your child has been diagnosed with asymmetrical types of cerebral palsy (CP) or traumatic brain injury or a brachial plexus injury, Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is a best practice intervention that helps children as young as 6 months old to use the impaired arm and hand. Children quickly learn that the less affected arm is the more efficient arm, which leads to learned non-use of the more affected arm. Using a constraint on the less affected side redirects the child’s activities to incorporate the affected side. UCP’s occupational or physical therapists are members of the UCP National’s Early Detection and Intervention Collaborative. Our highly trained team will help you grade challenging activities that promote sensory feedback and prevent musculoskeletal complications of the affected arm.