06/25/2026
This is Henry. He’s 3, he’s three weeks into our 4-week CIMT program, and his mom Marina put it better than we ever could.
Henry and his family drove from South Carolina to do Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy with us — not an easy trip with a 10-month-old at home too. They came because the evidence on CIMT is strong: it has the power to rewire the brain, and they wanted something with that kind of evidence behind it.
Three weeks in, here’s what’s changed: movement in his hands, fingers, and wrists his mom didn’t know he was capable of. His tone is more relaxed. He’s willing — actually excited — to use his affected hand.
And the milestone that means the most at home? Self-feeding finger foods. Week one, they weren’t sure he’d get there at all. By the end of week one, he was picking up finger foods with help. By week two: 100% independently.
“It’s extremely effective from what we’ve seen so far, and we plan to continue it as part of his regular therapy.” — Marina, Henry’s mom
To Henry and his family: thank you for letting us share your story, and for trusting us with your last few weeks of camp.
To the parent reading this and wondering if CIMT is worth the trip: it can be. One small hand, learning what it’s capable of.
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