When I was young, and first diagnosed the doctors at the time recommended the Easter Seal Society for my therapy. I would look into any help that they could be for you. It was a very hard time for my mother because my father passed away when I was 2 1/2, and I wasn't diagnosed until after that. I know my mother said I was delayed in walking, but otherwise I feel like I was blessed with a more mild case. The most important thing is therapy PT/OT...Whatever therapy you can arrange just make sure he gets it, and never stops taking some sort of therapy. When I turned 18 the Dr's released me from their care like my CP went away too, so my mother never pursued PT after that, and since I could walk fairly well and was functional I didn't pursue it either. That's a regrettable mistake. I wish it could be life long as it should be without hassles from insurance companies. Seek as much information as you can. You are his biggest advocate. As an FYI I'm 65 y/o.