The first book, “Fundamentals of Intensive Rehabilitation,” dedicated to the rehabilitation of patients with spinal injuries, aroused great interest in the medical world and quickly disappeared from store shelves. Many medical centers in Russia and abroad successfully use the technological solutions developed by the author for the rehabilitation of patients with paralysis, contractures, and false joints. The previously published monographs “False Joints”, “Manual Therapy in the Practice of an Orthopedic Traumatologist” and numerous journal publications describe the positive experience of using intensive rehabilitation technologies that are recognized as inventions. In the second book, the author is a candidate of medical sciences, a researcher at the Research Institute named after. N.V. Sklifosovsky, continues to develop the topic of the possibilities of intensive rehabilitation and summarizes the accumulated 15 years of experience in the rehabilitation of children with various forms of cerebral palsy based on the technology he developed. The book provides an unconventional view of the etiology and pathogenesis of cerebral palsy. The author relies on fundamental sciences, scientific facts and makes no assumptions, which makes the material presented very convincing. The author's technology of intensive rehabilitation is described in detail. Photographic materials and numerous research methods confirm the positive dynamics of rehabilitation of children with severe forms of cerebral palsy. The appendices provide interesting information about the psychology of communication between mother, child and doctor. The book is written in accessible language and is of undoubted interest for rehabilitation specialists, neurologists, orthopedists and doctors of other specialties, as well as for parents with children with cerebral palsy.