• Manual therapy – This involves hands-on techniques such as massage, mobilization, and manipulation. It is used to relieve pain and stiffness, and to improve movement and function.
• Exercise therapy – This involves a range of exercises that are designed to improve strength, mobility, and function. Exercises are tailored to each individual’s ability and needs to ensure participants are safe when performing these exercises.
• Hydrotherapy – This involves exercising in warm water, which helps to relax muscles and increase joint movement. Hydrotherapy can be performed in a pool and may include the use of various props such as towels or foam padding for support.
• Aids – This involves the use of items such as splints, crutches, walking sticks, wheelchairs, or other specialized equipment to help with mobility.
• Education and counselling – This is very important for individuals with neurological conditions, as they will often need more information on how their condition can affect their everyday life. They may also require support in coping with the emotional impact that their condition can have on them.
• Neuropsychological rehabilitation – This involves making changes to activities, tasks, and the environment to help reduce stress and improve performance. This can be done by changing work or study strategies, reducing distractions while performing certain tasks, or adapting the workspace or study area to suit the individual’s needs.

Through neurological rehabilitation and capacity building, we help clients develop their skills and capabilities, and ultimately help them achieve their goals.