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Neurological Physiotherapy
Our neurorehabilitation services includes:
1. Stroke Rehabilitation:
Our stroke rehabilitation program focuses on maximizing recovery and restoring function following a stroke, in particular, addressing mobility, balance, coordination, and communication challenges.2. Brain Injury Rehabilitation:
We offer personalized rehabilitation programs for individuals with traumatic brain injuries or acquired brain injuries. Our goal is to promote neuroplasticity and facilitate recovery through targeted exercises, cognitive training, and functional activities.3. Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation:
Our spinal cord injury rehabilitation program is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals with spinal cord injuries. We address mobility impairments, muscle weakness, spasticity, and sensory deficits to maximise independence and quality of life.4. Parkinson’s Disease Management:
Our physiotherapy interventions for Parkinson’s Disease focus on improving mobility, balance, and gait stability. We incorporate evidence-based exercises, gait training, and fall prevention strategies to optimize function and minimize disruptions to daily activities.What to Expect from a Neurological Physiotherapy Session
Assessment
During your initial session, the physiotherapist will conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand your medical history, current condition, and specific challenges. This detailed evaluation helps to identify your individual needs and set achievable goals for your rehabilitation journey.Personalised Treatment Plan
Based on the assessment, your physiotherapist will create a tailored treatment plan focused on your unique circumstances. This plan may include various therapeutic techniques, exercises, and activities designed to enhance your mobility, strength, and overall quality of life.Therapeutic Techniques
Neurological physiotherapy uses a range of specialised techniques aimed at improving movement and function. These may include muscle-strengthening exercises, balance training, coordination activities, and functional mobility exercises. The physiotherapist will guide you through each activity to ensure safety and effectiveness.Family and Caregiver Involvement
We believe in the importance of involving family members and caregivers in the rehabilitation process. Your physiotherapist will provide guidance on how they can support you at home, reinforcing the skills learned during therapy sessions, ensuring continuity of care.Use of Assistive Devices
If necessary, your physiotherapist may recommend and provide assistive devices or equipment, such as walking aids, to enhance your mobility and independence. They can also advise on adaptive tools that facilitate daily activities, making your environment more accessible.Progress Evaluation and Follow-Up
Throughout your treatment, your physiotherapist will continuously assess your progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed. Regular follow-up sessions ensure that you stay on track toward your goals, with opportunities for further support and referrals to additional services if required.What is the Difference Between Neurological Physiotherapy and General Physiotherapy?
Neurological Physiotherapy
Neurological physiotherapy is a personalised approach designed to help people recover from conditions like strokes, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and Parkinson’s Disease. It focuses on re-learning movement and improving function and mobility. Physiotherapists specialising in this field conduct thorough assessments and set goals to enhance your quality of life, aiming to help you return to daily activities. Treatments include a variety of techniques such as muscle-strengthening exercises, stretching, joint movements, soft tissue massages, posture correction, range of motion exercises, lifestyle advice, energy management, movement education, and balance exercises.General Physiotherapy
The treatments are focused more on musculoskeletal issues such as sprains, fractures, and post-surgery recovery. They aim to reduce pain, improve mobility, and help you return to normal activities. Physiotherapists use manual therapy, strength training, stretching, and other techniques to treat conditions like sports injuries, arthritis, and back pain.Benefits of Neurological Physiotherapy
Improved Mobility and Functionality
Neurological physiotherapy helps enhance mobility through exercises and therapies designed for each person's needs. Whether recovering from a stroke or brain injury, physiotherapists work on improving movement and reducing limitations.
Better Quality of Life
Physiotherapy improves quality of life by addressing challenges such as balance issues and muscle weakness. Patients often gain confidence and independence in their daily activities.
Support for Caregivers
Caregivers are also educated on how to help effectively. This support helps caregivers understand the recovery process and provides practical strategies for assisting at home.
Long-Term Health Benefits
Regular treatment promotes long-term health benefits, such as increased muscle strength, better heart health, and reduced risk of complications related to neurological conditions.
Contact Us
Ready to take the first step towards neurorehabilitation and reclaiming your independence? Contact us today to schedule an appointment or learn more about our neurorehabilitation services. Our team is here to support you every step of the way.
The Home Physio
Mobile Number: +65 8886 1816
Email Address: hello@thehomephysio.sg
Why Choose Us for Neurological Physiotherapy?
1. Expertise:
Our team of physiotherapists has extensive experience and specialized training in neurorehabilitation techniques and approaches.2. Individualised Care:
We recognize that each neurological condition presents unique challenges, and we tailor our treatment plans to address your specific needs and goals.3. Comprehensive Approach:
Our neurorehabilitation programs integrate a variety of therapeutic interventions, including manual therapy, exercise therapy, gait training, electro physical modalities, and functional retraining, to maximize outcomes.4. Collaborative Team:
We work closely with other healthcare professionals, including physicians, neurologists, and occupational therapists, to ensure coordinated and holistic care.5. Supportive Environment:
We provide a supportive and encouraging environment where you can feel empowered to take an active role in your rehabilitation journey at the comfort of your home.
Frequently Asked Questions About Neurological Physiotherapy
Question 1: What is neurological physiotherapy?
Neurological physiotherapy is a subset and specialised form of physiotherapy focused on treating individuals with nervous system disorders, such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and spinal cord injuries. It aims to improve mobility, function, and quality of life through tailored exercises and rehabilitation techniques.
Question 2: What does neurological physiotherapy involve?
Neurological physiotherapy helps individuals with neurological disorders relearn movement patterns and improve their function and mobility. The aim is to help patients resume activities of daily activities, thus enhancing their quality of life.
The treatment is highly individualised and may include:
- Strengthening exercises
- Stretching routines
- Joint mobilisation
- Cardiovascular endurance training
- Posture correction
- Range of motion exercises
- Lifestyle adjustments
- Gait retraining
- Movement education – motor planning and control Activities of Daily Living (ADL) performance
- Visual Perceptual Skill retraining
- Spasticity/tone management
- Prosthesis/orthoses training
Question #3: What are the conditions that neurological physiotherapy can manage?
Neurological physiotherapy can help manage the following conditions:
- Stroke
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Brain Injuries
- Cerebral Palsy
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Dyspraxia
- Guillan Barre Syndrome
- Motor Neurone Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Peripheral Nerve Injuries
- Transverse Myelitis
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