Owing to its efficacy, this rehabilitation approach has garnered widespread worldwide recognition and is legally recognized in Ukraine.

[5] Kozyavkin gave a presentation on intense rehabilitation technology from Ukraine in March 2009 at the European Parliament's headquarters in Brussels during the International Conference on Social Adaptation of Persons with Disabilities.

When a new strategy was used in the mid-1980s, the outcome was better than expected: individuals with spastic types of cerebral palsy showed less muscular tone and more movement volume, which was welcomed by medical professionals, patients, and the parents of the ill children.

Because of its success, the developed rehabilitation method received widespread international acclaim in addition to formal approval in Ukraine.

One of the four most successful conservative approaches for cerebral palsy patient rehabilitation was the Kozyavkin Method, according to the 1997 edition of the encyclopedic magazine Kinderorthpedie.