Stroke (CVA) Rehabilitation
A stroke can affect movement, balance, coordination, and speech. Early and ongoing physiotherapy helps to retrain the brain, improve function, and prevent secondary issues such as stiffness and muscle loss.
We help with:
Regaining walking ability
Improving arm and hand movement
Balance and falls prevention
Postural control and coordination
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Multiple Sclerosis is a long-term neurological condition that affects nerve signals between the brain and body. While there is no cure, physiotherapy plays a vital role in managing symptoms and maximising function.
We support clients with:
Muscle weakness and fatigue
Spasticity and stiffness
Balance and gait problems
Mobility maintenance and falls prevention
Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s Disease affects movement, often causing tremors, stiffness, and slowness. Physiotherapy can improve mobility, posture, and independence, helping people live more actively for longer.
We focus on:
Gait re-education
Reducing rigidity and improving flexibility
Fall prevention and stability
Functional movement and exercise planning
Brain Injury (ABI & TBI)
Brain injuries can result from trauma (TBI) or medical events like strokes or tumours (ABI). These often affect motor control, coordination, strength, and sensation.
Physiotherapy can support:
Gait and balance retraining
Strength and muscle tone management
Neuroplasticity and functional movement re-education
Fatigue and postural support
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
Depending on the level and severity of injury, spinal cord damage can affect sensation, movement, and bladder/bowel control.
Rehabilitation goals include:
Maximising mobility and function
Preventing joint stiffness and muscle shortening
Building upper body strength (if needed for wheelchair use)
Promoting independence with daily tasks
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
FND can cause movement difficulties, weakness, tremors, and non-epileptic seizures — despite normal scans or test results. Our physios work closely with clients to improve movement, control, and confidence through education and gradual re-training.
We help with:
Improving walking patterns
Overcoming functional weakness
Movement confidence and pacing
Holistic recovery planning
Peripheral Neuropathy & Nerve Injury
Peripheral neuropathy or nerve injuries (like from diabetes, surgery, or trauma) can lead to numbness, weakness, or coordination problems, especially in the hands or feet.
Our neuro physio team supports:
Balance and walking
Strengthening affected muscles
Pain and sensation management
Preventing joint stiffness or deformity
Cerebral Palsy (Adult Rehabilitation)
We also support adults with cerebral palsy (CP) who want to maintain mobility, manage tone, or adapt to life changes as they age. We tailor rehab to your individual goals and physical presentation.
Focus areas:
Stretching and mobility
Managing spasticity
Strength and posture
Functional movement and independence
Why Choose The Injury Clinic?
Experienced neurological physiotherapists
Private rehab room with specialist equipment
Integrated team (physio, osteopathy, recovery)
Individualised plans with a focus on function, confidence & independence