What is Neurological Physiotherapy?

Neurological physiotherapy focuses on the assessment and treatment of individuals with neurological impairments. These conditions affect the nervous system, often resulting in challenges with balance, movement, coordination, and muscle control.

Benefits of Neurological Physiotherapy

1. Improved Mobility: Regain the ability to walk or perform daily tasks.
2. Enhanced Strength: Strengthen weakened muscles for better support.
3. Better Balance: Reduce the risk of falls with targeted balance training.
4. Pain Management: Alleviate discomfort caused by muscle tightness or postural issues.
5. Increased Independence: Achieve greater self-reliance in daily activities.

Common Conditions Treated

• Stroke Rehabilitation: Recover motor skills and regain independence.
• Parkinson’s disease: Slow progression of symptoms and improve coordination.
• Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Manage fatigue, spasticity, and mobility challenges.
• Spinal Cord Injuries: Rehabilitate affected areas to maximize recovery.
• Traumatic Brain Injuries: Rebuild strength, coordination, and cognitive function.

Why Choose Us for Neurological Physiotherapy?

• Experienced Specialists: Our therapists are highly trained in neurological care.
• Personalized Programs: Customized treatment plans to suit individual needs.
• State-of-the-Art Equipment: Advanced tools for effective rehabilitation.
• Holistic Approach: Focus on physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Treatment
Depending at the findings of the affected person, the Neuro Physiotherapy may additionally encompass:
• Passive or Active assisted ROM Exercises: if the affected person is unable or barely able to carry out the arm and leg actions.
• Positioning / splinting: the limbs are positioned in accurate positions to prevent tightening of muscle groups in beside the point function. It also allows in stopping mattress sores.
• Breathing and Circulation Exercises: deep breathing physical activities/segmental respiration sporting activities facilitates keep the airway and prevent breathing headaches and chest infections. Ankle toe pumps, elevation and mild passive moves reduce the danger of DVTs and improve stream.
• Teaching switch strategies: In neuro physiotherapy, the physiotherapist educate the patient in mattress mobility, and smooth switch strategies to move correctly in mattress, sit up straight, stand and stroll.
• Mobility Aids: Physiotherapist advice and train the affected person how to appropriately use a on foot frame, or other on foot aids as required.
• Planning essential modifications at home: physiotherapist take a short of home restrains and surroundings and recommendation essential changes and device’s that may be require at home after discharge.
• Exercise: sports to build electricity, persistence, coordination and stability.