Paralysis or weakness in an arm or leg, often after a stroke or nerve injury, can be frightening. Focused physiotherapy works to recover movement, prevent complications, and rebuild independence.
Paralysis means a loss of muscle function in part of the body. It can be partial (weakness) or complete, and it often follows a stroke, a spinal cord injury, or damage to a nerve.
The nervous system has a real capacity to relearn and adapt, especially with consistent, targeted rehabilitation. Physiotherapy uses that to recover as much movement and function as possible, while preventing the secondary problems that come with reduced movement.
Treatment is built around your specific goals and reassessed regularly. I combine hands-on facilitation with repeated, meaningful practice of the movements that matter to you.
Guided, repeated practice to help the nervous system relearn control.
Building strength in the working muscles and retraining everyday tasks.
Managing stiffness and protecting joints, skin, and posture.
Clear, personal goals from balance and walking to hand use.
Treatment moves through clear stages. I set the pace to suit you, but the path usually looks like this.
I assess movement, strength, sensation, and your personal goals.
I agree clear, meaningful targets to work towards together.
Hands-on facilitation and repeated practice of key movements.
Progressing towards daily tasks, mobility, and confidence.
Regular reassessment to keep the plan matched to your progress.
Call emergency services immediately for any sudden new weakness, facial drooping, slurred speech, or arm weakness, as these can signal a stroke and need urgent treatment.
Book an assessment with me and I'll build a plan around your body, your goals, and your day-to-day life.
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