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NEUROLOGICAL RECOVERY

Are you needing that extra push to reach your goals?

Activity-based therapy is a type of rehabilitation that focuses on repetitive, task-specific movements to improve function and promote recovery. This type of therapy is often used for individuals with neurological conditions or injuries, such as spinal cord injuries or stroke. The involves practicing functional movements and activities in a structured and repetitive manner to promote neuroplasticity and improve overall function.

GUIDED ACTIVITY BASED THERAPY

Activity-Based Therapy (ABT) is a therapeutic activity used in recovery and rehabilitation to improve strength and regain motor function after a traumatic injury or neurological condition. Guided activity-based sessions consist of 1 on 1 or 2 on 1 with a certified activity-based therapy specialist. Our trainers will work with you to promote functional movement and improved health.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS

NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION

Neuromuscular electrical stimulation is a form of therapy that uses high frequency, wide pulse width, task-specific stimulation to generate motor output while increasing the central state of excitability in the spinal cord. Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation is provided via the restorative Therapies Incorporated Sage Unit with the Xcite Software and uses lead wires to 12 different muscle groups based on the targeted item from the Neuromuscular Recovery Scale. Tasks are performed with and without stimulation to transfer to improved neuromuscular capacity at home and in the community.

GAIT & LOCOMOTOR TRAINING

Locomotor Training allows individuals living with paralysis to repetitively practise standing and stepping using body weight support. In a therapy session, the participant is suspended in a harness over a treadmill while specially trained therapists move his or her legs and body to simulate walking. As the person gains function, improvements in sitting, standing, reaching, grasping or walking can occur.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF NEUROMUSCULAR RECOVERY?

Neural Patterns

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Activate the body’s ability to regenerate the central nervous system by performing patterned activity

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Decreased 

spasticity

Improve the function of the brain and spinal cord, resulting in decreased spasticity. 

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Muscle Strength

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Strengthen functional muscles to help perform tasks for yourself and maintain a greater degree of independence

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Balance
 

Strengthen your muscles can help to improve your balance and increase your endurance levels. 

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THE PRINCIPLES OF NEUROLOGICAL RECOVERY 

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MAXIMIZE WEIGHT BEARING

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OPTIMIZE PROPER KINEMATICS

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OPTIMIZE SENSORY CUES

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MAXIMIZE RECOVERY

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CHALLENGE/INTENT

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