Nerve Injuries
Addressing numbness, tingling, or weakness in the hands and feet to improve coordination.
Multiple Sclerosis
Managing fatigue, maintaining joint flexibility, and improving balance during flare-ups or remissions.
Parkinson’s Disease
Improving gait, reducing stiffness, and working on movement to counteract tremors or freezing.
Stroke Recovery
Re-training the brain and body to coordinate movements, walk safely, and regain upper body function.
Regain Control, Coordination, and Neurological Function
Living with a neurological condition can significantly impact your mobility, balance, and fine motor skills. Our neurological rehabilitation program is designed to support individuals recovering from a stroke or managing progressive conditions like Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), or peripheral neuropathy. By utilizing the principles of neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to rewire and adapt—we focus on improving movement patterns, rebuilding muscle memory, and helping you maximize your physical independence.
Our 4-Phase Recovery Process
We build a long-term plan to keep you active and provide you with actionable tools to manage any future flare-ups independently.
Functional Mapping
We thoroughly analyze your current movement patterns, reflexes, balance, and muscle tone to find your baseline capabilities.
Muscle Activation & Re-education
We use specific, repetitive exercises to wake up underactive muscle groups and encourage the nervous system to form new pathways.
Task-Specific Training
We practice real-life, everyday actions—such as getting out of bed, opening doors, or picking up objects—to turn your strength into practical skills.
Long-Term Conditioning & Independence
We build a sustainable, ongoing movement plan designed to help you maintain your progress, manage fatigue, and navigate your daily routine with confidence.
Dr. Chloe Bennett, PT, DPT
Respiratory Physiotherapist