Neurological condition involves conditions related to the brain. These could be due to traumatic, a rupture blood vessel, genetics, and many more. Examples of neurological condition include Stroke, Parkinson Disease, Spinal Cord Injuries, Nerve Disorder, etc...

Individuals with neurological disorder usually have difficulties in executing a task or movement. So our goal here is to break down the task in to a simpler form so that the brain can process it better, and slowly practice on these movements to ensure the movements are retained

These include identifying the task that you would like to perform, analyzing the task, provide alternative on what can be done to learn the movement again, and many more.

Here is what to expect during your free consultation session:

Detailed, Personalized Consultation
Thorough Assessments on Your Pain/ Condition
Goals Setting
Results of the Assessment and Possible Causes of Your Condition
Suggested Treatments and Trying Out Some Treatment Available

Treatments Provided

Electrotherapy

The usage of electrical modalities such as electrical stimulation, heat modalities, cryo/ice modalities, etc to stimulate the muscle tissue and reduce pain sensation on muscle and joint.

Sports Taping

The usage of Elastic tape on the skin surface to help support the joint, enhance muscle performance, promote healing, reduce swelling and pain sensation, stimulate the sensory system, and improve circulation.

Stroke Rehabilitation

The goal of stroke rehabilitation is to help you relearn skills you lost when a stroke affected part of your brain. Stroke rehabilitation can help you regain independence and improve your quality of life.

Parkinson Rehabilitation

An exercise program that focuses on endurance and uses motor learning principles approaches, such as mental imagery and dual-task training. The goals are to preserve as many movements as possible and prevent secondary issues such as risk of falls.

Joint/ Muscle Stimulation

As the joint and muscle structure contain several sensory nerves, by stimulating these nerve it can help to send signals to the brain which in turn build a neural network that helps develop the brain.

Peripheral Neuromuscular Facilitation

A method of lengthening of muscles to maximize their flexibility in a functional range and may involves a series of contractions and relaxations with enforced stretching during the relaxation phase.

Dry Needling

The usage of fine needles that insert into the muscle to help stimulate muscle, increase range of motion, reduce pain, etc.

Sensory Training

Techniques designed to improve the functioning of different sensory systems and perceptions. This in turn helps the brain and the sensory system to grow and develop which allows the body to move better.

Mirror Therapy

The use of a mirror to create a reflective illusion of an affected limb in order to trick the brain into thinking movement has occurred without pain, or to create positive visual feedback of a limb movement.

Movement Training

This includes gait training, where one learns how to move or transit between different places. Movements will be brain down into a simpler form to allow the brain to process better. The complexity of movement will then gradually increase once the body understands simple movement.

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Neurological condition involves conditions related to the brain. These could be due to traumatic, a rupture blood vessel, genetics, and many more. Examples of neurological condition include Stroke, Parkinson Disease, Spinal Cord Injuries, Nerve Disorder, etc...

Individuals with neurological disorder usually have difficulties in executing a task or movement. So our goal here is to break down the task in to a simpler form so that the brain can process it better, and slowly practice on these movements to ensure the movements are retained

These include identifying the task that you would like to perform, analyzing the task, provide alternative on what can be done to learn the movement again, and many more.

Here is what to expect during your free consultation session:

Treatments Provided

Electrotherapy

The usage of electrical modalities such as electrical stimulation, heat modalities, cryo/ice modalities, etc to stimulate the muscle tissue and reduce pain sensation on muscle and joint.

Sports Taping

The usage of Elastic tape on the skin surface to help support the joint, enhance muscle performance, promote healing, reduce swelling and pain sensation, stimulate the sensory system, and improve circulation.

Stroke Rehabilitation

The goal of stroke rehabilitation is to help you relearn skills you lost when a stroke affected part of your brain. Stroke rehabilitation can help you regain independence and improve your quality of life.

Parkinson Rehabilitation

An exercise program that focuses on endurance and uses motor learning principles approaches, such as mental imagery and dual-task training. The goals are to preserve as many movements as possible and prevent secondary issues such as risk of falls.

Joint/ Muscle Stimulation

As the joint and muscle structure contain several sensory nerves, by stimulating these nerve it can help to send signals to the brain which in turn build a neural network that helps develop the brain.

Peripheral Neuromuscular Facilitation

A method of lengthening of muscles to maximize their flexibility in a functional range and may involves a series of contractions and relaxations with enforced stretching during the relaxation phase.

Dry Needling

The usage of fine needles that insert into the muscle to help stimulate muscle, increase range of motion, reduce pain, etc.

Sensory Training

Techniques designed to improve the functioning of different sensory systems and perceptions. This in turn helps the brain and the sensory system to grow and develop which allows the body to move better.

Mirror Therapy

The use of a mirror to create a reflective illusion of an affected limb in order to trick the brain into thinking movement has occurred without pain, or to create positive visual feedback of a limb movement.

Movement Training

This includes gait training, where one learns how to move or transit between different places. Movements will be brain down into a simpler form to allow the brain to process better. The complexity of movement will then gradually increase once the body understands simple movement.

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