The nervous system is a complex system that regulates all bodily functions. When affected by disease or injury, it can lead to difficulties in movement, speech, swallowing, breathing, learning, memory, or even mood.

A neurologic physical therapist specializes in evaluating and treating movement problems caused by neurological conditions. Physical therapy can help restore mobility, improve function, and prevent disability, offering an alternative to surgery or medication for many conditions.

By blending science and personalized care, physical therapy empowers patients to manage their health, regain independence, and achieve long-term benefits.

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Why Neurological Physical Therapy Matters ? 

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Without therapy, neurological injuries can result in:

• Loss of independence

• Limited function in daily activities

• Increased risk of other health issues, such as heart or lung problems and diabetes

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Physical therapy can help patients regain lost abilities, improve their quality of life, and maintain independence.

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Conditions Treated : 

• Post CVA (stroke)

• Multiple Sclerosis

• Parkinson's

• Traumatic Brain Injury

• Spinal Cord Injury

• Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome

• Motor Neuron Disease/Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

• Muscular Dystrophy

• Neuropathy

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How Neurological Physical Therapy Helps : 

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After a diagnosis, your physical therapist will perform a detailed evaluation to create a tailored treatment plan. Therapy focuses on restoring lost functions, promoting independence, and improving quality of life.

Our therapists combine evidence-based techniques with assistive technologies to help patients achieve their maximum potential.

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Our Treatment Approach : 

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We use a variety of techniques and tools, including:

• Therapeutic Exercises: To improve strength, flexibility, and balance

• Gait Training: Using assistive devices to enhance walking ability

• Splinting and Bracing: For improved support and mobility

• Neurological Re-education: Relearning movement and activity patterns

• Adaptive Recreation: Engaging in modified sports and activities

• Compensatory Strategies: Learning alternative ways to perform tasks

• Wheelchair and Seating Assessments: Optimizing comfort and functionality

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What You Can Expect : 

Your physical therapist will guide you through every step of your recovery, motivating and educating you to help you achieve your goals. Our individualized approach ensures that therapy addresses your specific needs, allowing you to lead a more active, fulfilling life.