FND tremors have been one of the most persistent symptoms Jai experiences. Rob and Jai worked intensively to begin to understand the weakness, changes in gat and co-ordination and tremors, beginning with electrical stimulation aiming to improve the communication between her brain and body. They were then able to progress into the gym, which will become an important maintenance strategy — this helps them pinpoint a specific weakness which likely ties into the full picture of h

Functional Neurological Disorder and Freezing | One of the primary Functional Neurological Disorder challenges Lynn has faced with her is a freezing response, especially when under pressure. Laura starts by working through specific areas in Lynn’s body to understand responses and patterns associated to her FND.

Multiple Sclerosis: Walking Sticks to Walking Independently in 3 days

Functional Neurological Disorder: regaining control over voluntary movements | It is vital for Ellies’ body not to respond in this way for her to walk. The brain receives a lot of information from the feet when they touch the ground, without this it’s hard for her to know where she is in space, where to place her feet, if she’s landing correctly etc. Luke and Ellie start to work on changing these patterns - at first seated, then when this is repeatable they can move to standi

What’s possible in just 5 days of Multiple Sclerosis rehab? Improving foot drop: increasing control and ability to lift the foot Improved gait and balance: as communication between the brain and body improves, stability follows Increased muscle contraction and control - key for walking Reducing spasticity - important to improving range of motion and reducing discomfort All of this progress with a condition that rarely is believed to be able to improve?!

Multiple Sclerosis: improving dexterity in the hands and fingers 👋🏼 Kosta has found it harder to use a keyboard - changes in dexterity and slowing in the fluidity of his movement in his fingers making it harder to type and do fine motor movements. The muscles often spasms and make it hard to control the hands/fingers. Rob and Kosta work on improving the communication with the muscles involved in fine motor skills and dexterity so Kosta can open and close his hands with

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Functional Neurological Disorder: learning to use the stairs Rachel has shared some of her FND journey including walking with a crutch to climbing rocks on the beach unaided with her children 🫶🏼 One of the most common things we work on after building improved walking ability is learning to safely and confidently use the stairs again. Notice all of this work is without any support from the electrical devices, this is all Rachel.

Regaining Control: How Neuromuscular Re-education Helps With FND Hand Tremors and Dystonia Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) affects how the brain and nervous system send and receive signals, often resulting in a vast array of symptoms including tremors, dystonia, and loss of voluntary muscle control. APEX NEURO specialises in working with Functional Neurological Disorder and FND-related movement disorders using our unique methodology combining direct current electric

Multiple Sclerosis: Building Strength After improving the ability to contract and control the muscles in the clinic, we transition into the gym to teach Rhyiza the machines and techniques to build muscle and strength at home. Our approach is like a relay race. We do the ‘heavy lifting’ to start the race - getting the brain and body to communicate more effectively. At a certain point, we can pass the baton to the client to build on this work at home (usually via our Remote

Judy previously achieved standing independently for the first time (see her excitement on the first clip!) Now the foundations are built, Luke and Judy progress to no help from the electricity - this is all Judy’s body! We don’t want our clients to depend on the devices we use. They act as a tool to achieve a better foundation (improving the communication between the brain and body) but at a certain point we transition to working without help.

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) APEX NEURO real-world rehabilitation - “I cant remember the last time I walked to the shop” 3 days together and Luke and Caroline were able to progress not just to walking outside (taking on all the external stimulus such as the cold which previously caused Caroline to convulse) but to walk together to the shop which was a monumental achievement in just a few days work. We are doing this all without any devices, just through coaching.

APEX NEURO Review: Multiple Sclerosis (5 day intensive programme) I left feeling more confident and hopeful about my mobility than I have in a long time and already seeing positive changes and real progress. Looking forward to improving more through the remote programme from Ireland. Thank you, Rob, for your patience, understanding, and unwavering support — it has truly made a difference and means more to me than I can put into words.