My Services
Personalized physiotherapy services designed to support each part of your neurological rehabilitation journey.
- Assessment · 60 min$140
- Follow-up · 60 min$130
- Follow-up · 45 min$115
- Follow-up · 30 min$100
- Assessment · 60 min$150
- Follow-up · 60 min$140
- Follow-up · 45 min$125
- No treatment · 30 min$50
A $30 fee may apply to late cancellations and missed appointments. Terms & Conditions apply.
Each session is booked and paid for individually. Receipts provided for insurance reimbursement.
Physiotherapy Services
Neurological rehabilitation
Physiotherapy focused on neurological conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
Patients with stroke, brain injury, Parkinson's, MS, ALS, muscular dystrophies, spinal cord injuries, GBS, neuropathies, myasthenia gravis, peripheral nerve injuries, Bell's palsy and facial palsy, to name a few.
Goals often include supporting motor control, functional independence, and quality of life.
Balance and Fall Prevention
Assessment and training programs designed to identify fall risks and improve balance reactions.
Older adults, patients with neurological conditions, prolonged bed rest, post-surgical recovery, or anyone with balance impairments.
Goals may include fall-prevention strategies, learning how to avoid falls and recover from them based on each individual's situation, building confidence, and stability in daily activities.
LSVT BIG
An intensive, amplitude-based physical therapy program designed specifically for individuals with Parkinson's disease delivered 4 days a week for 4 consecutive weeks, followed by home exercises, to improve movement and quality of life.
Individuals with Parkinson's disease experiencing movement challenges, reduced amplitude of motion, or declining mobility.
Goals may include practising larger, more confident movements, targeting posture, mobility, walking, balance and rigidity to support daily function.
Virtual Reality (VR) Therapy
A technology-assisted approach using immersive virtual environments to engage patients in interactive, task-specific rehabilitation exercises combined with conventional therapy.
Patients with neurological conditions, balance impairments, motor deficits, musculoskeletal injuries, pain management needs, or limitations in activities of daily living (ADLs).
Goals may include practising balance, coordination and motor skills in an engaging environment.
Pain management
Multi-modal approach to managing chronic and acute pain through exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy and patient education.
Patients with chronic pain, post-surgical pain, or neurological pain conditions.
Goals may include supporting pain management, function and quality of life.
Task-specific Functional Training
Practice of real-world tasks and activities to improve functional independence.
Patients working to regain the ability to perform specific daily activities.
Working toward the ability to dress, cook, work, and participate in meaningful activities.
Strength and Functional Rehabilitation
Progressive strengthening programs tailored to improve muscle function and overall physical capacity.
Patients with muscle weakness, deconditioning, or functional limitations.
Goals may include building strength and endurance and supporting daily tasks.
Sensorimotor Training
A therapeutic approach that focuses on improving the interaction between sensory input and motor output.
Patients with neurological disorders, chronic musculoskeletal pain, or reduced function.
Aims to support movement coordination, postural control and balance.
Spasticity Management
Techniques focused on managing spasticity associated with neurological conditions.
Patients with brain injuries, stroke, MS, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, etc.
Goals often include supporting range of motion, comfort, daily activities, and functional movement.
Gait Training
Helps individuals walk better following conditions that affect walking, by focusing on restoring safe, efficient and independent walking.
Individuals with difficulty walking due to pain, neurological or musculoskeletal conditions, injury or surgery, balance disorders, generalized weakness or deconditioning.
Goals may include supporting safer and more confident walking, with attention to quality, speed, endurance, and balance.
Neuromuscular Re-education
Retraining the nervous system to improve muscle activation, coordination, and movement patterns.
Patients with neurological injuries or conditions affecting motor control.
Goals may include working toward improved movement patterns, coordination, and functional ability.
Post-surgical Rehabilitation
Guided recovery programs following neurological or orthopedic surgical procedures.
Patients recovering from brain surgery, spinal surgery, or joint replacements.
Goals may include supporting functional recovery and a safe return to daily activities.
Mobility training
Programs focused on improving overall functional mobility including joint movement, flexibility, muscle control, transfers, bed mobility, and community navigation.
Patients recovering from surgery, prolonged illness, muscle weakness, arthritis, age-related mobility decline, or neurological illness.
Supporting independence in daily activities and functional capacity.
Postural training
Assessment and correction of postural alignment through targeted exercises and awareness.
Patients with postural dysfunction, pain from poor posture, postural imbalance resulting from conditions like scoliosis or kyphosis.
Aims to support alignment, comfort, breathing, and balance.
Ergonomic advice
Personalized guidance on workstation setup, body mechanics, and daily habits to reduce strain and prevent injury.
Individuals with desk jobs, repetitive strain injuries, neck or back pain, or anyone seeking to improve their workspace and movement habits.
Strategies to help reduce discomfort, support posture, and lower the risk of musculoskeletal issues.