 Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy CIMT is one of the few effective neurorehabilitative strategies shown to improve upper extremity motor function in adults and older children with CP, potentially overcoming developmental disregard. It is mainly applicable to CP patients who are diagnosed with asymmetric or hemiparetic forms of the disorder, in which one side of the body is more affected than the other. CIMT is based on the premise that preferential use of an affected upper extremity by constraining the less affected one, and shaping with repetition of movement by skilled therapists, can overcome neglect and restore function of that extremity. 