The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of cold application for reducing spasticity in patients with traumatic brain min injury cerebrovascular accident who did not take neurosurgical treatment and medication except patients with spinal cord injury. The participants consisted of 24 men and 21 female were ramdomly assigned to three groups with each 15. The result were as followings after making an observation about the change of skin temperature and spasticity throughout cryotherapy which was performed with ice stick in Group I (1 min), Group II (5 min) and Group III(10 min). 1. It was found that the Group III, Croup II, Group I, in order named, had the statistically significant reduction of skin temperature, the reduction of spasticity showed statistically significance in Group III, Group II, in order named, but did not show it even though there was a little increase in Group I. 2. The reduction of skin temperature and spasticity did not continue over 24 hours at the same time every day for 5 days. 3. The longer cryotherapy was applied the mere skin temperature and spasticity reduced, the more skin temperature was reduced the more spasticity reduced.