Specialty
Neurological
Physiotherapy
Rehabilitation after a neurological event or diagnosis, for both the patient and the family supporting them.
Who this care is for
- Who tends to come
- Patient and caregiver, weighing recovery potential
- What they want back
- Mobility, independence and function
Rehabilitation after a neurological event
Working on movement, balance and everyday independence.
Living with a progressive condition
Maintaining function and managing change over time.
Family and caregivers
Guidance on safe assistance, transfers and positioning at home.
Not sure this is the right area? Start with the problem you are experiencing. The assessment identifies the problem and routes you to the right care inside the practice.
Problems commonly managed
Each of these has its own page explaining assessment and care. This specialty gives them context — it does not replace them.
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Paralysis Rehabilitation
- Bell's / Facial Palsy Rehabilitation
- Parkinson's Rehabilitation
- Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation
- Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
View all 9 conditions managed in this specialty
What this care involves
Neurological physiotherapy works on movement, balance and everyday function after a condition affecting the brain, spinal cord or nerves. Care is organised around specific tasks that matter to you and to the people around you.
How you transfer, stand, walk and manage stairs or the bathroom; where the risk of falling actually sits; what a carer is currently having to do.
Repeated, structured practice of the movements that matter — standing up, walking, reaching, dressing — because that is what neurological rehabilitation is built on.
Alongside the task practice, because fatigue and weakness often limit what can be practised before technique does.
How to help without taking over, how to transfer someone safely, and what to do between sessions. Neurological rehabilitation continues outside the appointment or it does not progress.
Rehabilitation programmes
Structured programmes relevant to this area of care.
How care works
Step 1: Assessment
History, movement and function, before any treatment plan.
Step 2: Plan
Findings explained, and goals agreed with you.
Step 3: Rehabilitation
Treatment and progressive rehabilitation together.
Step 4: Review
Progress checked and the plan adjusted as things change.
Relevant physiotherapists
View all physiotherapists →Booking stays with the practice. These profiles show the clinical focus behind this area of care — you do not need to choose a name.
Dr. Hira Younes
Neurological Physiotherapist
Patient experience
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The same assessment-led care, delivered wherever suits you. Which one fits is part of what the first conversation establishes.
At the clinic
Johar Town, Lahore
Home physiotherapy
Treatment at your home in Lahore
Online physiotherapy
Guided sessions remotely
Common questions
Do you replace my neurologist?
No — physiotherapy focuses on movement, balance and daily tasks while medical management stays with your doctors.
Can family members learn to help?
Yes — safe transfer and assistance techniques are taught when appropriate so help does not replace your own practice.
Is fatigue normal in neuro rehab?
Very — sessions are paced and homework kept realistic so practice remains repeatable.
How do I book an appointment?
Message the practice on WhatsApp with a short description of your problem. The coordinator will reply during clinic hours to arrange a time.
Can I choose which physiotherapist I see?
Booking is with the practice rather than an individual. After you describe the problem, the practice assigns the physiotherapist whose clinical focus fits it. You can read about the team on the physiotherapists page.
Other specialties
All specialties →Need help with neurological?
Describe the problem on WhatsApp. The practice assesses it and assigns the right physiotherapist.