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Movement and Nervous System Conditions

After a stroke or with a nervous system condition, moving, staying balanced and managing everyday tasks can become difficult. Planning begins with your current abilities and priorities.

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Assessment area

What do we focus on? in their individual context.

Activities such as sitting, standing up and walking are considered together. The diagnosis, recommendations from the healthcare team and any support from family help shape the goals.

Sitting, standing up and walking

Balance, coordination and movement control

Everyday goals and support needs

How does the process work?

A clear approach in three steps.

01

Understanding your needs

Everyday difficulties and personal goals are discussed.

02

An individual plan

Assessment and current health information guide activity planning.

03

Review and adjustment

Responses to movement and changing goals are reviewed; the plan is adjusted when needed.

Common questions

Brief answers before your first appointment.

01

Can family members be involved?

Family support in everyday life can be considered according to the person’s needs and consent.

02

Does everyone follow the same course?

No. Current abilities, health and priorities differ, so the plan is individual.

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Let us discuss whether the approach suits your needs.

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