Service Overview
Neurological physiotherapy supports individuals affected by disorders or injuries of the nervous system. These conditions often impact movement, balance, muscle tone, and coordination. At our Physiotherapy Studio, we provide tailored care that promotes independence, restores function, and improves quality of life—whether you’re newly diagnosed or managing a long-term condition.
Using evidence-based techniques and compassionate guidance, our programs are built around each person’s unique goals and abilities.
When It’s Recommended
- Stroke recovery and post-CVA rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Cerebral palsy
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
- Spinal cord injury or nerve compression
- Neuropathy or balance issues due to aging or illness
Why It Works
- Focuses on neuroplasticity—helping the brain and nerves rewire and relearn movement
- Improves coordination, motor control, and muscle tone
- Builds strength and endurance for daily tasks
- Reduces risk of falls or secondary complications
- Offers emotional support and motivation throughout recovery
What It Includes
- Gait & Balance Training: Improves stability, safety, and walking ability
- Motor Relearning & Coordination Exercises: Enhances fine and gross movements
- Functional Task Practice: Daily movements like sitting, standing, dressing
- Stretching & Spasticity Management: Reduces stiffness and improves flexibility
- Assistive Device Training: Walkers, canes, orthotics, and mobility aids
- Caregiver Coaching: Guidance for family support and home routines
What to Expect
- Holistic assessment of condition, movement, and cognitive function
- Personalized therapy plan with specific milestones
- Gentle, consistent sessions with progress monitoring
- Collaboration with medical providers and family
- Strategies for independence and community reintegration
🕐 Program Duration: Depends on condition and goals; typically long-term support with regular reviews and adjustments.
Long-Term Benefits
- Improved mobility, coordination, and posture
- Enhanced independence in personal and social life
- Better management of neurological symptoms
- Reduced muscle stiffness, fatigue, and fall risk
- Renewed sense of confidence and control