Physiotherapy — Brain Injury Rehab Toronto

A physiotherapist assessing a client's knee

Restoring movement.

Physiotherapy (PT) for Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is a specialized rehabilitation approach focused on improving physical function, mobility, and quality of life after a brain injury. It uses exercises and activities to address weakness, balance problems, and coordination issues, leveraging the brain's neuroplasticity to relearn movement.

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Key aspects of Physiotherapy.

Assessment

A neurological physiotherapist evaluates mobility, strength, and balance to understand how the ABI has affected function.

Goal-Oriented Treatment

A plan developed with you to set realistic goals, from sitting independently to walking without assistance.

Exercise & Activity

Specialized exercises and task-specific training, practicing real-life activities like getting dressed or walking.

Neuroplasticity-Based

Leveraging the brain's ability to "rewire" itself after injury to relearn movement and improve function.

Broader Benefits

Managing pain, improving mood, and reducing the risk of secondary health problems.

Interdisciplinary Team

Working alongside occupational therapists and doctors to ensure a comprehensive approach.

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Restoring movement.

Key aspects of Physiotherapy.

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