Clinical Overview
Neurological rehabilitation addresses conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system. Following a stroke, or when managing progressive neurological disorders like Parkinson's disease, patients often experience loss of balance, coordination, and motor control. Our approach leverages neuroplasticity—the nervous system's capacity to reorganize and create new pathways—using targeted repetitive motor retraining.
Rehabilitation Demonstration Video
Neurological Rehabilitation Protocol Video
Dedicated in-clinic video demonstration by Dr. Madem Kinnera will be uploaded soon. Schedule a consultation for an individualized clinical assessment.
Key Symptoms & Conditions Treated
Our Treatment Approach
Motor Control Testing
Assessing muscle tone, coordination, functional balance, and walking safety.
Neuroplasticity Retraining
High-repetition, goal-oriented tasks to stimulate neural pathway reorganization.
Proprioceptive & Balance Drills
Specialized exercises to improve foot-eye coordination and ground awareness.
Spasticity Management
Stretching and positioning guides to manage muscle tightness and cramps.
Rehabilitation Goals
- Optimize functional independence in home and community mobility
- Retrain balance reflexes to significantly lower the risk of falls
- Improve stride consistency and overall coordination during walking
- Enhance fine and gross motor controls for daily tasks
Rehab Quick Stats
Session Duration
45 - 60 Minutes
Expected Timeline
12 to 24 Weeks
Recommended Pacing
16 to 32 Sessions
Care Director
Dr. Kinnera, BPT, MPT
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