Neurological Disorders

Board Certified Clinicians in Acquired Brain Injury. We are expert at Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, ABI, TBI and treatment

How We Treat Neurological Disorders

We aim to improve function, reduce symptoms and enhance the overall well-being of our patients. Since there are many different ways to cause dysfunction in the nervous system, we do not base our treatments on the condition, but rather the symptoms presented.

Each patient will go through a detailed neurological and vestibular exam to determine appropriate treatment based on symptoms and diagnostic results. During this initial assessment, you can expect to be evaluated on balance, gait, cognition, vestibular function, speech and more.

Our Neurological & Neuro-Developmental Rehabilitation Programs Involve:

  • Vestibular Rehabilitation
  • Neuro – Stimulation – PONs, Trigeminal, Vagus, RPSS
  • Neuro-Visual
  • Neuro Sensorimotor Integrator
  • Balance Rehab
  • Interactive Metronome
  • FITLIGHT Training

Who we can help!

Acquired Brain Injury

Research has shown we can grow neuronal pathways using multi-modal applications… Meaning we can alter the way our brain functions through neuroplasticity!

Let us help you relearn tasks and activities to improve your quality of life!

Neuro-degenerative Disorders

We pair traditional therapies with cutting edge neurostimulation to increased neuroplasticity.

We treat those with Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, multiple system atrophy, spinocerebellar ataxia, Parkinsons, spinal muscular atrophy and more!

Although these conditionals cannot be cured, we can help slow progression and maintain independence.

Stroke

Our stroke program aims to regain function in the skills impaired following a stroke.

Depending on which area of the brain was affected, rehab can help with spasticity weakness, lack of coordination, walking, balance, loss of sensation, visual loss, trouble speaking or understanding.

Research reveals that functions previously located in the area of damage move to other brain regions. Repetitive practice helps drive this rewiring of brain circuits (called neuroplasticity).

Ataxia

Ataxia is most commonly from Cerebellar involvement producing uncoordinated movements and can affect coordination, balance, dizziness and speech.

In most cases, vestibular rehabilitation is the primary therapy paired with PONS stimulation, computerized balance and more

This is because vestibular exercises help the area of the brain responsible for stability and integration of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR).

Functional Neurological Disorder

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a newer and broader term that includes what use to be called conversion disorder

It’s called functional because no neurological or structural conditions exist; (such as structural damage to the brain as seen in stroke, infection or injury).

The symptoms cause significant distress or problems functioning following a health scare.

How we can help

Neuro - Stimulation

Cutting edge treatments reduce spasticity, tremors suing a devise to increase neuroplasticity

Computerized Balance Treatment

Regain and maintain independence using the most advanced computerized balanced technology

Neuro-Visual Training

The most advanced brain based training tool for attention, focus reading and comprehension, inhibition, ocular motor strengthening

 

Neuro Sensorimotor Integrator

Only handful in Canada. Neuro-visual, eye-hand, neuro-cognition
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Functional Neurological Disorder

Learn to “retrain your brain” through various therapy approaches and support.

Can FNVR Clinic Help Me?

YES! If you are dealing with the symptoms listed on this page, we’d love to hear from you.

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Getting started is simple, contact us to request an appointment.

No referral is required. We also accept new patients under WSIB, auto-insurance and extended health benefits.

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