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Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most common causes of neurological impairment in childhood.[1] Many children who are followed with a diagnosis of CP are unable to attend to an ordinary school due to physical or mental disability, and they need special education. Special education is provided by speciallytrained personnel with training programs, equipment, and methods based on the qualifications and developmental characteristics of individuals who require different education from general education and also to meet their social needs. Special education in Turkey is given by the Special Education and Rehabilitation Center Schools (SERCs), which are affiliated with the Republic of Turkey, Ministry of Education.[2] Special education teachers, school counsellors, psychologists, social workers, and physiotherapists work in these centers. Exercise therapy is provided by physiotherapists in SERCs.

turkish journal of physical medicine and rehabilitation

The evaluation of opinions of the parents of children with cerebral palsy on exercise therapy applied in Special Education and Rehabilitation Centers in rural areas