From Parkinson's disease to stroke recovery, you'll get structured rehabilitation tailored to your condition and goals.
Neurological physiotherapy addresses the physical effects of conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system.
Unlike standard injury rehab, it focuses on how the nervous system controls movement - and how targeted exercise can maintain and improve that control over time.
Depending on your condition, treatment may focus on:
With neurological conditions, physical capacity is easier to maintain than to rebuild.
For progressive conditions like Parkinson's disease and motor neuron disease, the earlier rehabilitation begins, the longer function can be preserved. For conditions like stroke, traumatic brain injury, and Guillain-Barré syndrome, early intervention gives the best chance of meaningful recovery.
Without structured rehabilitation:
This isn't passive treatment. It's structured, progressive, and built to evolve with you.
Your program is built around:
The goal is always the same: stay as physically capable and independent as possible, for as long as possible.
Evidence-based. Movement-focused. Book with a neurological physiotherapist at Wild Physio Fitness in Neutral Bay.
Physiotherapist | Strength & Conditioning Coach
"I aim to empower people into taking control of their health, and to help people move with less fear and more confidence."
Director | Physiotherapist | Strength & Conditioning Coach | Nutritionist
"My focus is empowering people of all ages and fitness levels to take control of their health and live sustainable, and most importantly, happy lives."
Personal Trainer | Strength & Conditioning Coach | Exercise Scientist | Allied Health Assistant
"The focus of my work is to reduce the risk of injury to athletes, while pushing their physical capabilities to the limits."
Accredited Practicing Dietitian - APD
"I am particularly drawn to helping people navigate behaviour changes and develop healthier eating habits, which ultimately inspired me to become an Accredited Practising Dietitian."
Physiotherapist | Strength & Conditioning Coach
"I’ve had a passion for movement and exercise from a young age, and I’m driven to empower others to achieve their health goals by building confidence in their bodies."
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Common questions about neurological physiotherapy in Sydney, including Parkinson's disease, stroke, motor neuron disease, traumatic brain injury, and Guillain-Barré syndrome.
Physiotherapy focused on the physical effects of conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system.
It uses targeted exercise to maintain, restore, or improve movement, balance, strength and function. Learn more about what physiotherapy involves.
Yes.
It's one of the most evidence-supported non-pharmacological treatments for Parkinson's - focused on maintaining movement quality, improving balance, and slowing physical decline.
Starting early gives the best outcomes.
Stroke rehab focuses on restoring movement, coordination and function affected by the stroke.
This typically includes gait retraining, upper and lower limb strengthening, balance work, and rebuilding independence in daily tasks.
The program is tailored to the areas affected and your recovery stage.
Yes.
While MND is progressive, physiotherapy plays an important role in maintaining physical function, managing fatigue, supporting mobility, and preserving quality of life for as long as possible.
As early as medically appropriate.
Early neurological physiotherapy after TBI gives the best chance of meaningful recovery.
Your program will be adapted to your current capacity and progressed as your condition allows.
GBS rehab focuses on rebuilding strength, nerve function and mobility as the nervous system recovers.
Treatment is staged - beginning with gentle movement and progressing to strength, balance and functional training as capacity returns.
It depends on your condition.
Programs may include balance training, gait retraining, strength work, coordination exercises, cardiovascular conditioning, and task-specific functional practice.
Everything is tailored to your presentation and goals.
No. Book directly with our Neutral Bay clinic.
A referral is only needed for Medicare care plans, DVA, or Workers Compensation claims.
