Expert Neurological Rehabilitation
Neurological physiotherapy is a highly specialized field requiring advanced knowledge of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system. Our therapist uses evidence-based approaches to help patients with neurological conditions regain movement, function, and independence.
Using principles of neuroplasticity — the brain's ability to reorganize and form new neural connections — our rehabilitation programs are designed to maximize functional recovery at any stage after a neurological event or diagnosis.
Neurological Conditions We Treat
Comprehensive rehabilitation for adults and children with a wide range of neurological disorders.
Paralysis / Stroke (CVA)
Comprehensive stroke rehabilitation targeting movement recovery, spasticity management, balance re-training, and functional independence. Using Bobath approach, task-specific training, mirror therapy, and CIMT to maximize neuroplastic recovery at any stage post-stroke.
Cerebral Palsy (CP)
Specialist pediatric neurological physiotherapy for all types of CP (spastic, athetoid, ataxic). Includes NDT, muscle stretching, strengthening, postural management, gait training, and family-centred care to maximize functional potential and quality of life.
Bell's Palsy (Facial Nerve Palsy)
Facial physiotherapy for Bell's palsy including facial muscle exercises, neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), massage, and retraining of facial expressions. Early intervention significantly improves outcomes and prevents synkinesis.
Spasticity Management
Treatment of abnormal muscle tone in conditions like stroke, CP, and MS using stretching, splinting, positioning, electrical stimulation, and progressive resistance exercises to improve movement quality and prevent contractures.
TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack)
Post-TIA physiotherapy to manage any residual neurological deficits, improve cardiovascular fitness, reduce stroke risk through exercise, and educate patients on warning signs and lifestyle modifications.
Parkinson's Disease
LSVT BIG therapy and Parkinson's-specific exercise programs addressing rigidity, bradykinesia, tremor, freezing of gait, and postural instability. Focus on amplitude of movement, dual-task training, and falls prevention to maintain independence.
Dementia & Cognitive Decline
Physical and cognitive rehabilitation for patients with dementia to maintain functional mobility, reduce falls risk, preserve independence in daily activities, and slow physical decline through structured, repetitive exercise programs.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Fatigue management, strength training, balance and coordination exercises, and spasticity management for MS. Programs adapted based on disease course (relapsing-remitting or progressive) and current functional status.
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
Comprehensive rehabilitation for complete and incomplete SCI at all levels. Includes ASIA-graded exercise programs, functional electrical stimulation, respiratory physiotherapy, pressure care, independence training, and wheelchair skills where needed.
Spina Bifida
Multidisciplinary physiotherapy for spina bifida including strengthening of innervated muscles, mobility and orthotic training, bladder/bowel health education, postural management, and independence promotion across developmental stages.
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
Specialist rehabilitation for FND including physiotherapy-led distraction techniques, movement re-education, graded activity, and pacing strategies. Working collaboratively with the patient to retrain movement patterns and restore confidence.
Muscular Dystrophy
Supportive physiotherapy to maintain function for as long as possible in muscular dystrophy, including graded strengthening, respiratory physiotherapy, contracture prevention, orthotic management, and advice on adaptive equipment.
Ataxia (Cerebellar Ataxia)
Balance and coordination rehabilitation for cerebellar and other forms of ataxia. Programs include Frenkel's exercises, gait re-training, hand-eye coordination tasks, falls prevention, and mobility aid assessment.
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation
Canalith repositioning manoeuvres (Epley, Semont) for BPPV, and comprehensive vestibular rehabilitation for chronic dizziness and balance disorders. Evidence-based programs to restore gaze stability, postural control, and fall risk reduction.
Epilepsy (Post-Ictal Rehabilitation)
Safe, supervised physiotherapy for individuals with epilepsy including strength and fitness training, balance work, and functional rehabilitation after injury from seizures. Programs designed with appropriate precautions for seizure management.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Acute and long-term rehabilitation following TBI covering cognitive-motor rehabilitation, balance and coordination training, gait re-education, spasticity management, fatigue management, and return-to-activity planning based on injury severity.
Neuropathies (Peripheral Neuropathy)
Treatment for peripheral neuropathies from diabetes, chemotherapy, or other causes including desensitization/hypersensitization techniques, strengthening, balance training, falls prevention, and TENS for pain management.
Foot Drop (Neurological)
Rehabilitation for neurologically-caused foot drop through functional electrical stimulation (FES), AFO orthosis, gait training, peroneal strengthening, and neural mobilization techniques to improve walking safety and efficiency.
Motor Neuron Disease (MND/ALS)
Supportive and palliative physiotherapy for MND/ALS to maintain function, manage spasticity and weakness, provide respiratory physiotherapy, advise on assistive technology, and enhance quality of life at each stage of the disease.
Lymphedema
Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) for lymphedema including manual lymphatic drainage, compression bandaging, remedial exercises, and skin care education to reduce swelling and maintain limb volume long-term.
Gait Training & Rehabilitation
Specialized gait analysis and retraining for abnormal walking patterns from any neurological cause. Using treadmill training, body-weight supported walking, visual and auditory cueing strategies, and assistive device training.
Transverse Myelitis
Rehabilitation for this inflammatory spinal cord condition addressing the resulting weakness, sensory loss, and bladder dysfunction through progressive strengthening, functional training, and respiratory physiotherapy as appropriate.
Neurosurgery Rehabilitation
Post-operative physiotherapy following brain or spinal cord surgery including craniotomy, spinal decompression, or tumour resection. Carefully progressed rehabilitation respecting surgical healing timelines to restore function safely.
Stroke Rehabilitation
Dedicated stroke rehabilitation service from the acute phase through community reintegration. Comprehensive programs addressing upper and lower limb function, balance, walking, and return to daily activities using latest evidence-based techniques.
Balance & Coordination Disorders
Targeted balance rehabilitation for any condition affecting postural stability. Progressive balance challenges, proprioception training, dual-task training, and environmental modification advice to prevent falls and improve confidence.