Multiple Sclerosis - Ireland to England for Intensive Rehab Gillian has been working hard at home in Ireland following on from her last visit to us, revisiting the clinic to work with Laura, focusing on some specific weaknesses further that impact her walking.

Multiple Sclerosis: improving foot and toe control (reducing foot drop!) From minimal movement to dorsiflexion in one session! Drop foot is one of the most common symptoms we work with in the clinic - it can be incredibly impactful to walking, ability to use stairs, and general stability, with many people we work with describing increased falls after foot drop developed. This often leads people to begin using a walking aid as their fear and risk of a fall increases.

Thinking of travelling internationally to work with APEX NEURO? You’ll be in good company - a large percentage of our client base travels from around the world, with clients from 40 countries to date. To enable us to work with clients from around the world, we have an established international process involving 2 parts: in-person intensive programme(s) (duration tailored to each client) held at our clinic near Manchester, UK and a purpose-built Remote Support Programme

Is it possible to run again with Multiple Sclerosis? APEX NEURO Ashley hadn’t planned on this goal - when she came to the UK to work with us her goal was to walk her daughter to and from school. But within a few days, her walking had improved so much that Ashley and Rob set their sights higher - could she run again for the first time in years? It wasn’t easy, and (to begin with) it wasn’t pretty! But she persevered, pushed through the doubt and frustration — and ran again!

Re-learning to stand with Multiple Sclerosis: Cyndi travels from the Falkland Islands to the UK (a distance of ~8,000 miles) to work with APEX NEURO intensively. There is no questioning this incredible woman’s determination! However, sometimes her mind gets in the way — she’s spent a long time ‘failing’ and movements like getting up from being seated have become increasingly more challenging as the MS has progressed.

“I haven’t been able to get up like that for a while!” Multiple Sclerosis: Learning to stand independently

Hamstring control impacted by Multiple Sclerosis: the progress is all within the space of a single session, despite the general belief that 'you cannot improve function after decline has taken place due to Multiple Sclerosis'. Erin tests Beth without electric - this is all her, voluntarily contracting and controlling the muscle. At first it’s difficult but with practice she is able to replicate what they had achieved with the e-stim. This will make a huge difference in her wa

Real-World Rehab for Multiple Sclerosis (Canada to UK for MS neuro-rehabilitation) working on walking, gait, balance, navigating different surfaces, crowds, cyclists, using stairs, crossing roads, walking up and down slopes

Multiple Sclerosis: Walking Poles to Walking Unaided | When Nat first visited APEX NEURO, our main focus was improving her walking using her walking poles after her mobility had been declining due to Multiple Sclerosis. This time, our focus turns to a big goal - walking unaided!

Multiple Sclerosis: Re-learning to Stand! For a condition that is often believed to be ‘only downhill’ - we argue this doesn’t have to be true!

Multiple Sclerosis: From Chicago to the UK with the goal of improving her walking distance (1.6 miles was her goal) which turned into learning to run again! Years of physical therapy pales by comparison to what is achieved in just a few days at APEX NEURO

2 days (6hrs) of progress with Multiple Sclerosis… (follow up - Suzanne completed a Marathon following her time at APEX NEURO!)

It’s hard to imagine how, with a condition that you’re told time after time improvement is hard/impossible, progress like this in ONE hour is possible — APEX NEURO Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Rehabilitation (UK, Europe, USA & Canada) Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, MS walking, MS gym, MS training, gym, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation t

"Worth every penny. I got there on Tuesday, couldn't walk far. Definitely couldn't run. Today I've been there 6 days. I'm running. I walked 1.6 miles unassisted. I don't even know how to explain... My belief in the fact that APEX NEURO can do anything. And also what my body is capable of." Chicago USA to Manchester UK for Multiple Sclerosis at APEX NEURO (client video review)

16 years of MS-like symptoms: The biggest moment for me has been walking our dog Jesse every day again, something I hadn’t been able to do for four years. I am starting to enjoy my life again.

Multiple Sclerosis: Walking Sticks to Walking Independently in 3 days

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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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