A specialized branch of physiotherapy focused on treating individuals with neurological conditions, aiming to improve movement, function, and quality of life through targeted exercises and interventions.

Symptoms:
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(1)Muscle weakness
(2) Spasticity (muscle stiffness)
(3) Impaired balance and coordination
(4) Difficulty walking or moving
(5)Decreased sensation or proprioception.

Conditions
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1. *Stroke*: Helps in recovering movement, coordination, and balance after a stroke.

2. *Multiple Sclerosis (MS)*: Aids in managing symptoms such as muscle weakness, spasticity, and mobility issues.

3. *Parkinson’s Disease*: Assists in improving movement, posture, and balance affected by Parkinson’s.

4. *Spinal Cord Injury*: Facilitates rehabilitation to regain function and mobility below the level of injury.

5. *Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)*: Helps in recovering physical and cognitive functions impaired by a brain injury.

6. *Cerebral Palsy*: Supports children and adults in improving movement, posture, and overall physical function.

7. *Guillain-Barré Syndrome*: Aids in recovery of muscle weakness and mobility impairments caused by this autoimmune disorder.

Benefits
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(1)Improved mobility and independence in daily activities.

(2)Enhanced muscle strength, flexibility, and endurance.

(3)Reduced pain and discomfort.

(4)Improved posture and body alignment.

(5)Enhanced cognitive function and mental well-being.

(6)Prevention of secondary complications such as contractures and pressure sores