​If your child has an injury or disability that hinders normal physical functioning, they will be described as having a physical impairment. If your child has a loss or limited function in their muscle control, movement or mobility, they will be described as having a motor impairment.

How can I help?

• Keep staff up to date with your child’s needs.
• Follow the exercise programme provided by your health professional.

Where can I find further advice?

• The Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments (also known as the Craighalbert Centre)