Neurological Rehabilitation in Amman, Jordan

About the condition

Neurological conditions — multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, peripheral nerve injury, spinal cord problems, Bell’s palsy and others — affect movement in ways that ordinary strengthening does not address. The muscle may be capable; the signal reaching it is the problem.

Neurological physiotherapy works on the control of movement rather than just its power: balance, coordination, gait, tone, and the specific tasks that a condition has taken away.

How we treat it

• Detailed assessment of movement quality, tone, balance, sensation and gait
• Task-specific and repetition-based training targeted at the function you have lost
• Balance and falls prevention, which for many neurological patients is the priority
• Gait re-education, including with walking aids where they help
• Strategies for fatigue management, since fatigue governs what is achievable in many conditions
• Advice on aids and adaptations, and training for the family

What the sessions look like

The plan depends heavily on whether the condition is stable, improving or progressive — and we will be clear with you about which we are working with.

For progressive conditions the goal is often maintaining function and independence for longer, which is a real and valuable outcome even when it is not a cure.

We measure with functional markers so you can see what is holding and what is changing.

Common questions