Neurological physiotherapy
Physiotherapy (physical therapy)
Retraining movement after stroke, brain injury, MS, or Parkinson's by harnessing the brain's ability to relearn.
What it is
Neurological physiotherapy helps people regain movement and control after damage to the brain or nerves. It uses repeated, meaningful practice to encourage the nervous system to rewire (neuroplasticity).
What it involves
Sessions target the exact skills you need, built up little and often.
- Task-specific practice - real movements you want back
- Strength, balance, and posture work
- Managing stiffness (spasticity) and weakness
- Getting up, transfers, and safe walking
Helpful next
This is general education, not medical advice. Talk to your clinician before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.