Is this you?
A family member has had a stroke and one side of the body is weak
Walking has become slow, shaky or unsteady
Hands tremble, or everyday tasks like buttoning a shirt are hard
Getting out of bed or a chair needs help
Fear of falling is stopping them from moving
They were discharged from hospital and you're unsure
Stroke
paralysis on one side (hemiplegia), weakness, stiffness (spasticity)
Movement disorders
Parkinson's disease, tremors, balance problems
Spine and nerves
spinal cord injury, nerve damage, sciatica with weakness, Bell's palsy
Other
multiple sclerosis, Guillain–Barré syndrome (GBS), recovery after a head injury
Let's start rebuilding, one step at a time
Conditions we treat
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The family learns too. Caregivers see every session, so exercises continue safely between visits.
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No exhausting trips. Getting a stroke patient to a clinic often takes two people and leaves them too tired for therapy.
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Practise in the real space. We train walking, turning and steps on the exact floors and stairs your loved one uses every day.