Understanding neurological physiotherapy

Focused on movement affected by the nervous system
Neurological physiotherapy supports people whose movement has been affected by conditions involving the brain, spinal cord or nerves.

Changes in how the body sends and receives signals can affect balance, coordination, posture and mobility. Physiotherapy focuses on improving how the body moves and helping patients regain confidence in everyday activities.
Woman receiving a seated massage on a face cradle chair from a therapist in a bright room.
Female patient stretching a resistance band with guidance from a male physical therapist.

Supporting movement, balance and independence

Helping you move more comfortably in daily life
Neurological physiotherapy focuses on improving functional movement such as walking, standing, balance and coordination.

Treatment aims to support independence, improve mobility and help patients move more efficiently and with greater control.

A personalised approach to neurological rehabilitation

Treatment designed around your needs and goals
If you have a neurological condition, treatment begins with a detailed assessment to understand how it is affecting your movement, posture and mobility.

Your physiotherapist will carry out a thorough examination to identify key movement challenges and develop a plan to help you manage your condition and move more freely.

Treatment may include a combination of approaches such as the Bobath concept, motor learning, postural control and strength-based rehabilitation.
Man with EEG electrode headset connected to a device held by a person in medical scrubs.

Supporting your recovery and mobility

If changes in movement, balance, or coordination are affecting your daily life, our physiotherapy team can assess the cause and provide treatment tailored to your needs.
Chiropractor performing spinal adjustment on a male patient lying face down.