Neurological Physiotherapy

What is Neurological Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation?

Neurological Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation aims to treat those suffering from movement and function disorders, as a result of injury to, or disease within the body’s nervous system.

Conditions Include:

Acquired brain injury
Stroke
Spinal cord injury
Parkinson’s Disease
Cerebral palsy

Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Huntington’s Disease
Peripheral Neuropathy
Functional Neurological Disorder

Whilst such conditions are often highly complex, the right treatment plan will help to guide and support you on your journey toward achieving your goals.

Personalised Treatment Plans

Everybody is different, and every case is unique. Even with the same diagnosis, our lifestyles, challenges, goals and aspirations all differ. Therefore every treatment plan should too.

We use evidence-based practice, validated assessment tools, and a biopsychosocial approach that takes an individuals biological, psychological and social factors into consideration to provide optimal treatment.

Understanding that physiotherapy is often only a piece of the puzzle within a patients’ broader rehabilitation plan leads us to collaborating with other specialists wherever we believe it’s necessary, so you can enjoy the best possible outcome.

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Neurological Conditions

There are many issues associated with neurological conditions. Physiotherapy is backed up by evidence-based treatments and can help with the following conditions:

Conditions Include:

Balance
Movement
Walking
Upper limb-hand fucntion
Lower limb-limb control
Muscle tone/spasticity

Dizziness
Pain
Continence
Exercise Tolerance
Respiratory Function

Registered NDIS Provider

Your team of physiotherapists

We use an evidence-based, biopsychosocial approach to support individuals with complex neurological conditions on their rehabilitation journey. Explore our services in more detail below.

Laz

“I discovered my passion for physiotherapy during my early teenage years, whilst undergoing rehabilitation for a sporting injury. Being young and impatient, it was a frustrating setback, however, in hindsight it helped me find my career path. After effective treatment, I was back to playing the sports I loved, and immediately realised that I wanted to help others manage their injuries and disorders to live their best lives…”

Meg

“I have a keen interest in neurological conditions and complex pain, with a particular emphasis on functional neurological disorders. I have undertaken additional professional development in clinical exercise and pain management, strength and conditioning and have completed a level one course in functional neurological disorders…”