1. Stroke Rehabilitation

We provide intensive physiotherapy for post-stroke patients to regain lost motor skills and function. Our stroke rehab program focuses on limb strengthening, gait training, posture correction, and neuroplasticity exercises that help the brain reorganize and form new neural connections.

2. Parkinson’s Disease Therapy

Parkinson’s disease affects movement, coordination, and balance. Our therapy focuses on improving gait, reducing rigidity, enhancing flexibility, and using cueing techniques for improved movement control. We also focus on fall prevention and functional mobility exercises that support daily living.

3. Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

Patients with spinal cord injuries face partial or complete loss of motor and sensory function. Our rehabilitation specialists use strength training, mobility aids, and neurofacilitation techniques to support recovery and maximize independence.

4. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Management

For patients with MS, we offer symptom-specific therapy including fatigue management, balance training, spasticity control, and resistance exercises. Our therapists work closely with neurologists to offer comprehensive care plans.

5. Cerebral Palsy Treatment

Cerebral palsy therapy at The Physios is aimed at improving motor function in both children and adults. We use posture control exercises, joint mobilization, neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT), and task-specific training to enhance movement and function.

6. Neuropathy and Nerve Injuries

We help individuals affected by peripheral neuropathy or nerve damage with desensitization techniques, sensory re-education, and motor retraining to reduce symptoms like numbness, tingling, or muscle weakness.

7. Balance and Coordination Therapy

Impaired balance and coordination are common after neurological damage. Our therapy includes static and dynamic balance exercises, proprioceptive training, and vestibular rehabilitation to reduce the risk of falls and restore stability.

8. Gait and Mobility Training

Gait disturbances often result from neurological conditions. Our physiotherapists use treadmill training, assistive devices, and visual cueing to improve walking patterns, posture, and endurance.

Why Choose The Physios for Neuro Rehab?

At The Physios, we understand that no two neurological conditions are the same. That’s why we offer individualized care plans based on comprehensive assessments. Our team uses modern therapy equipment, evidence-based treatment protocols, and manual therapy techniques to ensure maximum recovery potential. We also offer home visit physiotherapy for patients who may be unable to travel due to their condition, ensuring they receive consistent, high-quality care.