What is a neurological physiotherapist or neuro physio?
A neurological physiotherapist has the specialist skills to help people with neurological conditions. All our physiotherapists specialise in the treatment of neurological disorders that aff ect the brain or spinal cord such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease.
What do neuro physios do? We use specifi c exercise programmes, “hands on” techniques and the latest technologies in our treatments. We frequently work on mobility, hand and arm movement, balance and co- ordination, stiff ness and tightness. Our aim is to help people achieve their maximum level of fi tness, function and quality of life.
Are you available in my area? We now have three highly experienced physiotherapists who are able provide home visits in and around the following areas: • Auchterarder, Perth & Kinross; • Dunblane, Stirling & Bridge of Allan • Callander, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
Do you treat children or adults? We have specialists for both children and adults. We also work with older people with more general problems to improve mobility and prevent falls.
Do I need a referral? No. You can self-refer. Call us now for a no obligation discussion about how our services might help.
“I would just like you to know that the diff erence you have made to mum is staggering .Thank you so much.” Mrs B.
“This week I’ve done 3 things I thought I might not do again, sailing, skipping and cycling! The physio has given me confi dence and encouragement as well as strength and bounce!” Pippa.
New local therapists in Auchterarder, Dunblane and Callander
Helen McLean Podiatry
BSc Hons, MChS, HCPC Registered
A home visit service within Dunblane & the surrounding areas, specialising in general foot care and biomechanics.
Dunblane 01786 609 706 07795 836 400
www.helenmcleanpodiatry.co.uk
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