Our Approach

At Neuromotion, our therapists utilize the NDT (Neurodevelopmental Treatment) and Bobath models to frame our physiotherapy practice. This involves a problem-solving approach based on an individual’s clinical presentation and personal goals.

Following initial assessment and movement analysis, therapists collaborate with clients to create an appropriate treatment plan aimed at kickstarting neurological pathways and developing efficient movement strategies.

Through therapeutic handling (a dynamic hands-on reciprocal interaction between client and therapist) and task-specific training, therapists work with clients to optimize function with ongoing physiotherapy sessions.

What is Neurological Physiotherapy?

Neurological Physiotherapy is a specialist area of physiotherapy focused on the treatment of individuals with neurological conditions. Neurological disorders affect the functioning of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.

At Neuromotion, our physiotherapists are experienced and trained to treat neurological conditions with the aim to provide interventions which assist an individual to regain or maintain their maximum movement and functional independence. This is achieved by aiding in the development of new pathways through repetition and exercise, emphasising our principle of neuroplasticity.

Benefits of Neurological Physiotherapy

Increased Muscle Strength

Neurological physiotherapy focuses on targeted exercises that help rebuild muscle strength. By engaging in specialized routines, patients can improve their muscle tone and endurance, which is essential for performing daily activities and enhancing overall physical health.

Improved Range of Motion

Neurological physiotherapy helps patients develop stability and coordination. This can significantly reduce the risk of falls and improve confidence in movement, leading to greater independence in everyday life.

Better Balance

Techniques used in neurological physiotherapy are designed to increase flexibility and mobility. By addressing stiffness and improving joint function, patients can achieve a greater range of motion, making it easier to perform tasks and enjoy a more active lifestyle.

Functional movements our physiotherapists work to improve:

Bed mobility
Transferring from bed to wheelchair
Standing up from a chair
Balancing
Walking with or without aids
Climbing stairs
Running