Physiotherapy can help those living with Parkinson’s, manage symptoms and improve quality of life by targeting strength, balance, endurance, and general fitness to keep you as active and independent as possible, for as long as possible.
The brain is one of the most complex organs in our body, but it is also one of the most resilient. When life takes an unexpected turn and suddenly you, or someone you love, is navigating the challenges of an acquired brain injury (ABI), it can be hard to find your new normal. But with…
Weighing in at 1.5 kilograms, and the home to over 100 billion neurons (the same number of stars in the Milky Way), the brain is one of the most complex and critical parts of our body. What we think, our speech, our movement, and how we respond to situations are all controlled by our brain.…
Huntington’s disease can impact many areas of life, affecting physical movements as well as cognitive abilities and emotions.
While there’s no cure for MS, our Valens Care physiotherapists are experienced in helping people manage their symptoms.
While there’s no cure for dementia, dementia physiotherapy aims to preserve physical and mental well-being for those living with the condition.
We all know about the many benefits of being physically active for our bodies, but one often-overlooked advantage of exercise is the positive effects on our mental well-being. Read more here.