Parkinson’s Disease – Muscle and joint stiffness, can anything be done?
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Stroke Survivors: Is shoulder pain Normal after a stroke?
Did you know that up to 84% of stroke survivors suffer from shoulder and/or arm pain after their stroke and that the shoulder is
Getting Your Life Back After Surviving a Stroke
If you or a loved one have survived a stroke, you know just how life changing this can be. With anything from mild ongoing
Parkinson’s Disease – Getting the most out of life
If you or your loved one is living with Parkinson’s Disease, then you know well that it is a real rollercoaster. Early after being
5 Ways To Prevent Falls In Your Own HomeÂ
When it comes to fall prevention and imbalance — it’s easy to become worried that one day, a fall may result in a terrible
What can I do to prevent a fall?
Stay active As we get older, our strength and balance reduces this can lead to falls. Speak to a physiotherapist for exercises designed to
What causes arm and hand problems after stroke?
If you have had a stroke that has affected your hand and/or arm, you are not alone. Hand and arm problems are common after
Parkinson’s Disease Exercises
When practicing PD Neuro Active exercises, a lot of people will ask how they can transfer this to their every day life, the main
Fatigue management
What is fatigue? Fatigue refers to mental or physical exhaustion that stops a person from being able to function normally. It is more than
Shoulder Mobility
What is Mobility? Whether you have already started rehabilitation or waiting to see us, starting a new activity places new demands on your body,
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