What does adult neurological physiotherapy consist of?
Physiotherapy in neurology is a specialized discipline that focuses on the evaluation and treatment of neurological disorders, such as stroke, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and other conditions affecting the central and peripheral nervous system.
The main goal of physical therapy in this context is to improve physical functionality, promote independence and enhance the quality of life of patients.
Our neurorehabilitation programs include specific exercises and neurological techniques adapted to the patient’s individual needs to facilitate recovery and reintegration into daily life activities. How can we help you?
Pathologies treated with neurological physiotherapy
Physiotherapy in Parkinson's disease
In Parkinson’s disease, physical therapy focuses on improving gait, posture, motor function, and treating stiffness and balance problems.
Strengthening exercises, gait training and manual therapy are used to maintain joint mobility and promote long-term independence.
Stroke and other cerebrovascular lesions
In the case of stroke, physiotherapy is crucial from the outset to maximize functional recovery.
It includes rehabilitating mobility, balance and coordination, and preventing secondary conditions such as spasticity, muscle weakness and pain.
Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases
In Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases, neurological neurological rehabilitation focuses on maintaining physical function and preventing the loss of motor skills, including cognitive, balance and relaxation exercises to improve the quality of life of the patient and their caregivers.
Multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that impacts the central nervous system, causing muscle weakness, walking difficulties and coordination problems.
Spinal cord injuries
A spinal cord injury can result in paralysis and alterations in sensation.
The neurological rehabilitation is essential to improve motor function and prevent long-term disability.
Neurological rehabilitation for wellness
Neurorehabilitation is essential to improve physical functionality, generate a healthy emotional state, promote autonomy and improve the quality of life of patients with neurological disorders.
We also advise and accompany our patients and families in all their needs to make the home a place to live without difficulties or obstacles, thus promoting a good quality of life.
Objectives of our neurological rehabilitation in adults
Through interventions designed to preserve physical functionality our physiotherapists in Malaga focus on:
Improve mobility and coordination.
Increased sensitivity.
Gaining autonomy inside and outside the home.
Promotes physical and emotional well-being.
Geriatric physiotherapy at home in Malaga
Active life doesn’t stop at 65.
With physical therapy, we improve agility and mobility to strengthen health.
Trauma physiotherapy in Malaga
Our goal is to maintain the autonomy and safety of our patients both at home and away.
Active physiotherapy in Malaga
We facilitate optimal recovery of movement with personalized therapies, offering safety and confidence to our patients.
Oncological physiotherapy in Malaga
Treatments designed to relieve chronic pain and improve functionality, facilitating a more active life without discomfort.
Complementary therapies Malaga
With proper treatment, we can reduce weakness and fatigue, regain confidence in every step and reduce the risk of falls.
Meet our team of neurological physiotherapists in Malaga
Our goal is your health in your own home
Gonzalo Igueño Cortés
Graduated in Physical Education, Hearing and Language and Physiotherapy from the University of Malaga.
With membership number 6615 by the Illustrious College of Physiotherapists of Andalusia, he specializes in child and adult neurology, dry needling in neurological and muscular injuries, musculoskeletal pathologies, aquatic, geriatric and oncological physiotherapy, yoga and therapeutic pilates.
Juan Fran Parejo
Diploma in Physiotherapy in 2005 in Madrid.
He is a member number 3053 of the Illustrious College of Physiotherapists of Andalusia and is specialized in musculoskeletal pathologies, traumatology, geriatrics and chronic pain education.
In addition, he has experience in the treatment of patients with neurological and oncological conditions.
Yves Lenfant
Graduated in Physiotherapy in 2013 from the University of Malaga.
With membership number 5644 by the Illustrious College of Physiotherapists of Andalusia, he specializes in musculoskeletal injuries, traumatology, neurology, geriatrics, sports injuries, chronic pain, oncology…
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