First of all, the patient's specific needs are identified, in particular with tests on ocular motricity, balance, strength... allowing us to understand the cerebral origin of the difficulties encountered by the patient (which cerebral zones are affected and how).
This is followed by a report with proposals for help in relation to the patient's objectives. 

The care programme consists of a series of : 
active or passive physical stimulation, simple or complex 
The manipulations are mainly manual. The spine and pelvis are at the centre of diagnosis and therapy.

specific sensory stimuli
These stimuli may include chiropractic adjustments, the use of light and sound stimuli, electrical stimulation (TENS), transcutaneous vibratory stimulation, vestibular and gyroscopic stimuli, cognitive exercises, hypnosis, speech therapy, and respiratory work.
Beyond these stimulations, the programme also includes a structural approach (Biomechanical Mobilization, Chiropractic, Vojta rehabilitation method...).
Spinal manipulation is used to stimulate the nervous system, particularly areas of the brain. 

There are certain devices such as the Gyrostim, which allows the vestibular system to be worked on to improve coordination, gross and fine motor skills, stimulating the brain, joints and muscles at the same time. The Gyrostim resembles a sphere. Inside is a motorized seat in which the patient's limbs are set in motion. It is also able to alleviate dizziness. For example, this technique is used at NASA to train pilots to cope with thrills.