Cerebral palsy belongs to the group of neurological disorders, the cause of damage is a lesion on the brain that occurs as a result of premature or difficult childbirth, some neonatal complications such as hypoxia and infection, and brain trauma. Statistically, cerebral palsy affects two to three children per thousand children. A typical symptom of cerebral palsy is altered muscle tone which is characterized as muscle tension, altered posture and movement. Since cerebral palsy is a damage to the CNS, it refers to the complete development and function of the locomotor and psychological development of the child. The clinical picture is presented in the form of developmental disorders, sensorimotor disorders, socio-emotional disorders and difficulties in the function of everyday life, visual hearing and other perceptual disorders, mental deficit, etc., and in some cases accompanied by epilepsy. Cerebral palsy is an irreversible damage, but depending on the degree of damage, it is still possible to greatly influence the overall condition of the patient by applying kinesitherapy methods. It is very important to react early and in a timely manner in terms of corrective and therapeutic action. Movement therapy as a method of treatment can have a significant effect in the treatment of persons, raising the function of the locomotor system and quality in performing daily activities. With the methods he uses, based on clinical kinesiology, and the appropriate use of exercises and modifications, kinesitherapy has positive effects in the treatment of people with cerebral palsy.