Neurological Rehabilitation

The more we use a path or a brain connection, the more defined and stronger it is.
If you don't use it, you lose it, just like learning to juggle a soccer ball, and you stop doing it for a period of time. You lose your touch.

Post surgical or traumatic injuries can and will lead to deficits in neuroplastic pathways which require re training to aid specific dysfcuntional presentations.     

• Specific joint and muscle mobilisations and movements
• Visual tracking patterns
• Vestibular rehabilitation - this trains the balance systems
• Neuromodulation techniques
• Sensory tricks
• Integration of retained primitive reflexes
• Cognitive tasks and games
• Tactile stimulation - that is touch, deep pressure massage or light tickles
• Neurofeedback

 Assessing:

• Reflexes
• Posture
• Muscle tone & strength
• Range of motion
• Body - brain connection
• Mental status
• Sensory stimulis
• Motor co-ordination
• Visual reflexes
• Balance
• Coordination

You will experience a combination of interventions to facilitate the best health outcomes. So you feel empowered to take control of your health. 

Combined with your neuro rehabilitation program:

• Spinal adjustments and mobilisation: gentle, precise manipulations of the spine
• Extremity adjustments & mobilisations: specific manipulations of the joints in the legs and arms
• Low force (non-"cracking") techniques: Activator, biomechanical blocking / wedges, cranial techniques, drop piece
• Massage techniques: therapeutic massage, instrument assisted soft tissue technique, stretching, active muscle energy techniques
• Rehabilitation exercises: designed especially for you
• Home and work advice: such as posture, desk ergonomics, or activities to avoid or modify
• Electrical stimulation: such as TENS and other advanced forms
• Laser therapy: to reduce inflammation, promote healing and decrease pain
• Taping: supportive (rigid), functional and kinesotape (flexible)
• Lifestyle advice: including dietary supplements