MND therapy and support requires a team that can be sensitive and responsive to your needs. Our senior team have had experience working in MND clinics, in people’s home and in our rehab clinic. We can support you in equipment prescription, home modification, exercise programs, orthotic supports and daily therapy.

Motor neurone disease (MND) is the name given to a group of progressive diseases in which the nerve cells – called neurones – controlling the muscles of the body, degenerate and die.

Motor neurones take messages from the brain to the body enabling us to move, speak, breathe and swallow. With no nerves to activate them, muscles gradually weaken and waste. The patterns of weakness vary from person to person.

MND therapy and support requires a team that is knowledgeable, sensitive and responsive to your needs. We can support you in equipment assessment and prescription, home modifications, exercise programs, orthotic supports and daily therapy to help you maintain independence and function.

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Programs We Offer

Specific rehab programs that might help:

How to get Started

Call us!

This is usually the best way to find out if we are what you need and can help you to address your rehab and capacity building needs.

Book your first consultation

Once we have gathered the relevant information we can get you booked in with the right therapist. Sometimes this might involve deciding between several disciplines to determine the best way to get started. Don’t worry, our intake process will guide you all the way.

Have your first session.

This will be your opportunity to ask any questions you might have, tell your story and have your clinician assess your needs and your goals. We can see you at your home, our clinic in St Leonards, in your office, gym or local pool – or a combination! We even have a telerehab option to support you if you live remotely.

Decide on your future plan

Following this, a comprehensive plan will be developed with you. In some cases, you may also need a report produced to support your future plans.

NB: If we can’t help you at this point for any reason, we will probably be able to direct you to the service that can.

See our blog posts on Motor Neuron Disease