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Neurological rehabilitation in Mohali
Dr. Neha's master's degree is in neurological physiotherapy. Rehabilitation after a stroke or with a neurological condition focuses on movement control, balance, walking and independence.
When it may help
Does this sound like you?
Neurological rehabilitation is often long, and small gains matter: standing up without help, walking to the door, using the hand to eat. Dr. Neha holds an MPT in Neurology and has attended stroke rehabilitation workshops. Suitability depends on the patient's condition, medical status and assessment findings, and families are involved throughout.
- Movement difficulty after stroke
- Balance problems and falls
- Walking and gait difficulty
- Weakness on one side
- Coordination problems
- Selected Parkinson's-related mobility needs
How sessions work
Four stages, at your pace
- 01
Understand the person
Medical history, current ability and what independence means for this patient.
- 02
Movement and control
Functional movement practice, posture and control of the affected side.
- 03
Balance and walking
Gait training, balance work and transfers such as bed to chair.
- 04
Family and home
Caregiver guidance and a home routine that keeps progress going.
Suitability, number of sessions and setting are decided after your assessment. Clinic, home and online options where appropriate.
Neurology is her specialty
A master's in neurological physiotherapy
Dr. Neha's MPT is in Neurology, completed as a gold medalist. She continues to attend workshops, including stroke rehabilitation training.
Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask Dr. Neha directly on WhatsApp. Describe what has become difficult and the clinic will suggest a starting point.
WhatsApp Dr. NehaWhen should stroke rehabilitation start?
As early as the medical team allows. Gains are often fastest in the early months, but progress can continue later too.
Can neurological rehabilitation be done at home?
Home visits are available for selected patients, which can be easier for people with limited mobility.
Do you treat Parkinson's disease?
Selected Parkinson's-related mobility needs, such as balance, walking and transfers, can be addressed after assessment.
Can aqua therapy help?
For selected neurological patients, water may support balance and walking practice. Suitability is assessed individually.
Read before you visit
From the journal
Tell Dr. Neha what has become difficult.
Message on WhatsApp or call. The clinic confirms your time and the right setting: clinic, home or online.