Rehabilitation
Stroke Rehabilitation
Personalised rehabilitation programmes focused on improving mobility, strength, balance, coordination, and independence following a stroke.
What’s Included
Each programme is tailored to your physical condition, goals, and activity level, and may include:
Comprehensive Assessment
A detailed evaluation of motor skills, range of motion, and functional limitations to establish a baseline for recovery.
Strength & Endurance Conditioning
Targeted resistance training to combat muscle atrophy and improve cardiovascular health.
Neuro-Muscular Re-education
Specialised techniques aimed at "rewiring" the brain (neuroplasticity) to improve limb control and gait.
ADL Training
Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL) to help patients regain independence in tasks like dressing, grooming, and eating.
Mobility & Gait Training
Focused exercises to improve walking patterns, balance, and the safe use of assistive devices if necessary.
Home Exercise Planning
Custom digital or written guides to ensure progress continues outside of clinical sessions.
Conditions We Support
- Rehabilitation for both major types of cerebrovascular accidents.
- Management of one-sided weakness or paralysis.
- Addressing muscle stiffness and involuntary contractions.
- Improving coordination and steadying tremors or shaky movements.
- Utilizing bracing or strengthening to improve toe clearance while walking.
- Preventive rehabilitation and strength building following "mini-strokes."
General Question
Frequently Asked Questions
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Stroke rehabilitation is a specialised rehabilitation programme designed to help stroke survivors regain mobility, strength, balance, coordination, and independence after a stroke. Through targeted physiotherapy and functional training, patients can improve movement, daily function, and overall quality of life during recovery.
Stroke rehabilitation should begin as early as medically appropriate. Early intervention can help reduce complications, promote neuroplasticity, and improve recovery outcomes. Many patients benefit from starting rehabilitation during or shortly after their hospital stay.
Physiotherapy plays a key role in stroke recovery by helping patients improve movement, strength, balance, walking ability, and coordination. Through personalised rehabilitation programmes, physiotherapists help retrain the brain and body to restore function and maximise independence.
Stroke recovery varies from person to person. Some individuals experience improvements within weeks, while others may require months or longer to achieve their rehabilitation goals. Factors such as stroke severity, age, overall health, and participation in rehabilitation can influence recovery progress.
A stroke rehabilitation programme may include:
- Comprehensive physical assessment
- Neuro-muscular re-education
- Mobility and gait training
- Strength and endurance exercises
- Balance and coordination training
- Activities of Daily Living (ADL) training
- Home exercise programmes
Each rehabilitation plan is personalised based on the patient’s condition, abilities, and recovery goals.
Book an appointment at Prime Motion today for an initial assessment and recovery roadmap tailored to your needs.
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