Neurological Rehabilitation

Neurological rehabilitation supports recovery and adaptation after conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord or peripheral nerves. The aim is to maximise function and independence in daily life.

We work with delayed milestones, multiple sclerosis, recovery after head injury, stroke, spinal cord injury and Bell's palsy.

• Recovery after stroke — walking, balance, upper-limb function
• Bell's palsy — facial muscle re-education
• Multiple sclerosis — fatigue management and mobility
• Spinal cord injury — strength, transfers and wheelchair skills
• Recovery after head injury — motor and balance retraining
• Delayed milestones in children

1. Comprehensive AssessmentTone, strength, sensation, balance and function are mapped.
2. Goal-SettingGoals are tied to daily life — dressing, walking, returning to a hobby.
3. Targeted TherapyTask-specific training, electrotherapy where indicated, and family education.
4. Family InvolvementCarers learn safe handling, transfers and home exercises.
5. ReassessmentStandardised measures every 4–6 weeks to track gains.

Sessions are unhurried and goal-focused. Progress in neuro rehabilitation is measured in weeks and months, not days.

Typically 12–24 sessions, often longer with periodic reviews.

Acute, unstable medical conditions — we coordinate with your treating physician.

• Family education built into every plan
• Strength duration curve testing available in-house for nerve cases
• Honest expectations about timelines and outcomes