What is rehabilitation…

With new research and a greater understanding of the brain, we are now aware that with the right rehabilitation and practise, we can regain skills that appear to have been lost by a stroke or brain injury. Rehabilitation is about developing new skills, enhancing our current strengths or working around what we have lost.

Neuroplasticity – This is the fundamental scientific basis for neurological rehabilitation. Given the right challenge, our brains can make new connections. We now know our brains have the capacity to change and improve with focused and intensive therapeutic intervention and practice. Rehabilitation provides the opportunity for therapists to guide your recovery using specific interventions to help you achieve your goals.

Gain new skills – With the right rehabilitation, practise and structure we can develop the skills we need to do what we want to do

Assist you to become more independent – One of the biggest challenges after a brain injury or stroke is feeling dependent on others. Rehabilitation assists you to find ways to become more independent.

Live the life you envision – Rehabilitation assists you on the path to living the life you want

Assisting you to be who you want to be – Rehabilitation can guide you to develop new skills, build your confidence, find ways around your challenges and develop your strengths.