STROKE Therapy
Stroke Therapy That Starts With You
Personalised stroke rehabilitation combining expert clinicians and world-first neuro-controlled technology to support movement, confidence, and independence — at any stage of recovery.
Every stroke impacts each person differently. Traditional therapy alone may not be enough. That’s why our programs are designed to match your goals, stage of recovery, and body’s capacity from the first session.
Personalised Clinical Care
Programs designed around your abilities, goals, and stage of recovery, delivered by experienced physiotherapists and exercise physiologists.
Neuroplasticity-Driven Technology
Our neuro-controlled HAL exoskeleton detects brain signals and assists movement, helping the brain relearn walking through real-time feedback.
1% Win Philosophy
Whether weeks or years post-stroke, we focus on the 1% wins that compound over time to improve movement, balance, endurance, and confidence.
What Is the HAL Exoskeleton?
The Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) is the world’s first neuro-controlled exoskeleton that works with the wearer — not just for the wearer. Unlike passive devices, HAL detects faint brain signals on the skin before movement and assists in completing it.
This real-time brain-body loop activates neuroplasticity — your brain’s ability to form new pathways and relearn movement.
- Relearn walking through repetitive, feedback-based steps
- Engage muscles with low fatigue, even with limited strength
- See results years after stroke, even in chronic stages
Who We Work With
- Hemiplegia or hemiparesis
- Spasticity or flaccid paralysis
- Balance and gait impairments
- Fatigue and deconditioning
- Long-term recovery goals
meet Jimmy: a journey of commitment
When You’re Ready: Introducing Robotic Stroke Therapy
For clients like Jimmy, traditional therapy alone wasn’t enough. That’s where our advanced neurorehabilitation tools come in.
What Is the HAL Exoskeleton?
The Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) is the world’s first neuro-controlled exoskeleton that works with the wearer — not just for the wearer. Unlike passive devices, HAL detects faint brain signals on the skin using electrodes, even before a movement happens, and assists in completing it.
This real-time brain-body loop activates neuroplasticity: your brain’s ability to form new pathways and relearn movement.
Learn more about HAL Exoskeleton training for stroke here.
With HAL, stroke survivors can undertake programs focused on:
- Relearn walking through repetitive, feedback-based steps
- Engage muscles with low fatigue, even with limited strength
- See results years after stroke, even in chronic stages
Who We Work With
We support stroke survivors living with:
- Hemiplegia or hemiparesis
- Spasticity or flaccid paralysis
- Balance and gait impairments
- Fatigue and deconditioning
- Long-term recovery goals
STROKE Therapy
Evidence-Based Stroke Therapy Tailored to You
Every stroke is different. That’s why our therapy programs are designed to match your goals, your stage of recovery, and your body’s capacity — from the very first session.
Stroke Physiotherapy
- Gait retraining and balance
- Muscle tone and spasticity reduction
- Joint mobility and range of motion
- Neuro re-education
Stroke Exercise Physiology
- Cardiovascular endurance training
- Strength building in affected limbs
- Functional movement retraining
- Fatigue management and pacing
Our allied health team works alongside you and your support network to guide progress week-by-week — whether you’re newly discharged or years post-stroke.