Stroke, cerebral palsy, developmental delay and post-operative neurological recovery
Our speciality
Neuro-physiotherapy
Neurological rehabilitation is the clinic's speciality — it is what Dr. Shyamli Brahmankar has spent ten years on. When the nervous system is injured, movement has to be relearned, and that happens through repetition at the right level of difficulty over months. We build that programme, run it, and teach the family to carry it on.
Led by a neuro-physiotherapy specialist
Adults and children
In-patient or out-patient
Family trained alongside
Adult neurological rehabilitation
Regaining the movements that daily independence actually depends on.
Stroke — sitting balance, standing, walking and hand function
Post-operative recovery after brain or spine surgery
Spinal cord injury and nerve injuries
Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders
Facial palsy
Vertigo and vestibular rehabilitation
Paediatric neuro-rehabilitation
Children are treated to milestones, with parents shown exactly what to practise between sessions.
Developmental delay — head control, sitting, crawling, walking
Cerebral palsy — tone management, positioning, stretching, function
Muscular dystrophy — maintaining range, strength and independence
Autism — gross-motor coordination and sensory-motor work
Post-fracture and post-surgical recovery in children
What treatment involves
Task-specific and repetitive practice, progressed as ability returns
Gait and balance retraining, with aids where needed
Manual therapy, stretching and tone management
Electrotherapy and functional electrical stimulation where indicated
A home programme reviewed and changed as the patient improves
How we work with you
01
Detailed neurological assessment
Tone, strength, balance, coordination, gait and function — and where the patient was before, which is what the goals are set against.
02
A programme with milestones
Not an open-ended course. We name what we are working towards over the next weeks and how we will know it has been reached.
03
Family training
Whoever is at home with the patient is taught the positioning, transfers and exercises. Most progress happens between our sessions.
04
Review and progression
The programme changes as the patient does. If progress stalls, we say so and reconsider rather than repeat.
Get Well, Move Well… Start with an assessment, and leave knowing exactly what your recovery needs.