Services
Stroke and neurological rehabilitation physiotherapy in Johannesburg
Specialist rehabilitation to help you regain movement, balance and independence after a stroke or other neurological condition. Care at our Bryanston practice or in your own home.
Neurological conditions we treat
Neurological physiotherapy helps people whose movement has been affected by a problem in the brain, spinal cord or nerves. Zainub works with patients and their families to rebuild function and confidence after a range of conditions.
- Stroke and recovery after a stroke
- Parkinson disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Traumatic brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Guillain Barre syndrome
Our approach to neurological rehabilitation
Recovery after a neurological event takes time, repetition and the right kind of practice. Zainub designs a programme around your goals, whether that is walking again, improving balance, regaining use of an arm or simply moving more safely at home.
Treatment focuses on mobility, balance, coordination and functional independence. Every session builds on the last, and progress is reviewed so the plan keeps moving forward with you.
Home visit physiotherapy for neurological patients
Travel can be exhausting or impossible after a stroke or with a progressive condition. Home visit physiotherapy brings expert care to you, in the place where you actually need to function.
Treating you at home also lets Zainub work on the real tasks that matter, from getting out of your own bed to moving safely around your kitchen.
Support for families and carers
Neurological recovery involves the whole family. Zainub guides carers on safe handling, helpful exercises and how to support recovery between sessions, so you all feel confident and supported.
What to expect from your first session
Your first appointment is a thorough assessment of your movement, strength, balance and daily function. From there Zainub sets clear, realistic goals and explains the plan to reach them.
You leave the first session understanding where you are now, where you are heading and the first steps to get there.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions patients ask most. Mark this section up with FAQ schema in Rank Math for rich results.
When should physiotherapy start after a stroke?
Rehabilitation usually starts as early as it is safe to do so, often within days in hospital and continuing once you are home. Earlier rehabilitation tends to give better results, but it is never too late to benefit. Zainub can begin as soon as you are medically stable.
How long does stroke rehabilitation take?
Recovery is different for everyone. The fastest gains often come in the first few months, but meaningful progress can continue for a long time afterwards with consistent rehabilitation. Zainub sets clear goals and reviews them regularly so you can see your progress.
Can physiotherapy help with Parkinson disease?
Yes. Physiotherapy helps people with Parkinson disease maintain mobility, balance and confidence, and reduces the risk of falls. Regular, targeted exercise is one of the most effective ways to manage movement symptoms over time.
Is home visit physiotherapy available after a stroke?
Yes. Home visits are ideal after a stroke, especially when travel is difficult. Treating you at home lets Zainub work on the everyday tasks and spaces that matter most to your independence.
How does neurological physiotherapy work?
Neurological physiotherapy uses repeated, task specific practice to help the nervous system relearn movement. Treatment focuses on mobility, balance, coordination and the daily activities you want to get back to, with a programme that progresses as you improve.