Dystonia is a complex neurological movement disorder that can present unique challenges. It’s important to work with health providers who understand the condition and who are willing to tailor your treatment to your individual needs, to get the best effect.
Did you know that multiple sclerosis (MS) affects 1 in 1000 people in Australia? It is most often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, and is more common in women. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic neurological condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. It happens when the immune system attacks the protective…
As people age, everyday activities which once felt simple can slowly become more physically demanding. Tasks like getting out of bed, preparing meals, showering, or moving safely around the home can start to require extra support. This is where assistive technology for home and other environments plays a powerful role. Assistive technology is not just…
Living with a disability, recovering from an injury, or simply facing mobility challenges as you age can make it difficult to navigate everyday tasks in your home. Whether it’s something as simple as reaching for a high shelf or moving from one room to another, for some people, these tasks can become obstacles which may…
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…
Since being recognised by Dr William John Little in 1853, medical professionals from every corner of the globe have dedicated their lives to understanding, treating and managing people with cerebral palsy. With one in every 500 births resulting in a cerebral palsy diagnosis each year in Australia, cerebral palsy remains the most common form of…
If you’re living with MND our Valens Care physiotherapists are committed to working with you to manage your condition.
Huntington’s disease can impact many areas of life, affecting physical movements as well as cognitive abilities and emotions.
Fibromyalgia Physiotherapy may help you manage your symptoms through a combination of treatments like targeted exercises, pain management, and education.
While there’s no cure for MS, our Valens Care physiotherapists are experienced in helping people manage their symptoms.
There’s no cure for muscular dystrophy but physiotherapy treatment may help to slow the progression of the condition and maintain your quality of life.
Physiotherapy can play a crucial role for people with disabilities, empowering individuals to pursue their passions and perform daily tasks independently.