The treatment of cerebral palsy is multifaceted and mainly adopts comprehensive rehabilitation therapy to improve function (including daily living ability, walking ability, language expression and reading and writing ability, etc.), reduce the burden on family and society, live independently as much as possible, and return to family and society. Comprehensive treatment mainly includes: medication, physical therapy (physiotherapy), exercise therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), speech training (ST), cognitive training, sensory integration training, psychotherapy, orthopedic aids, traditional Chinese rehabilitation therapy (such as massage, acupuncture, etc.), surgery, etc. 1, drug therapy: drugs to promote brain injury repair and development: vitamins, trace elements, essential fatty acids; amino acids, peptides, proteins; vasoactive drugs; drugs to improve movement disorders: drugs to reduce muscle tone: benzodiazepines, chlorambucil, nifedipine; drugs to control involuntary movements and tremors and other extrapyramidal symptoms: Antan, methyldopa, also available amantadine, bromocriptine, silybin Scopolamine; drugs for the treatment of behavioral abnormalities: Ritalin and dextroamphetamine for attention deficit, antidepressants for depressive behavior, chlorpromazine and haloperidol for manic behavior; antiepileptic drugs; neuromuscular injections (such as botulinum toxin). 2.Physical therapy: low-frequency pulsed electrical therapy (such as neuromuscular electrical stimulation), ultrashort wave, phototherapy (infrared, etc.), wax therapy, hydrotherapy, etc. 3.Motor therapy: According to the law of pediatric neurodevelopment, the commonly used techniques to promote communication include Bobath, Rood, Kabat, Temple-Fay and Brunnstrom, Vojta and other techniques, such as retraction training, muscle endurance training, balance and coordination training, etc. 4.Operational therapy: Mainly fine motor and skillful motor-based operational activities (such as bouncing balls, blocks, keys, puzzles and other fine motor activities as well as daily living skills such as eating, dressing and toileting). Speech training: mainly in a “one-to-one” way, including relaxation therapy, breathing training, tongue and lips and other oral and facial movement training, articulation training, training to overcome nasal sounds, etc. 6.Cognitive training: mainly for perception, attention, memory, thinking concepts and other training. 7.Sensory integration training: Based on the neurological needs of children, we provide training to guide the appropriate response to sensory stimuli, such as vestibular (gravity and movement), proprioceptive (muscles and sensation) and tactile stimuli of the whole body, to improve their sensory integration ability. 8.Psychotherapy: Psychotherapy including psychological counseling, psychological care, cognitive-behavioral therapy, social support, etc. for pediatric emotional disorders and behavioral abnormalities. 9.Orthopedic aids: such as orthopedic shoes, walking aids, etc., which mainly play the role of protection and support for compensatory prevention of deformity, etc. 10.Chinese traditional rehabilitation therapy: acupuncture and massage, acupuncture point injection, Chinese herbal medicine conditioning, etc. 11.Surgery: FSPR surgery (mainly for spastic cerebral palsy), SPN surgery (such as reversal of spasticity), muscle tendon surgery, orthopedic surgery for joint deformity, etc. Pediatric cerebral palsy should be detected and treated early, with comprehensive treatment, gradual and individualized principles, and a long-term patient treatment process. In addition to hospital rehabilitation treatment, we should also focus on family and community rehabilitation.