Multiple Sclerosis - First week at APEX NEURO - building foundations 🔨 Sotiris travelled from Greece 🇬🇷 with his family to APEX NEURO 🇬🇧 to start our work together with a 5 day intensive programme.

Multiple Sclerosis - Drop Foot & Walking Unaided

“My rehabilitation journey started in June 2025, and working with Apex Neuro has been life-changing… A world-class clinic with a brilliant team that genuinely champions patient independence. 5 stars without hesitation.”

“My (Multiple Sclerosis) rehabilitation journey started June 2025, and working with Apex Neuro has been life-changing. A world-class clinic with a brilliant team that genuinely champions independence"

Multiple Sclerosis - Standing For Over 16 Minutes…working towards dancing again and playing darts! 🎯 From standing for a minute (maximum) to over quarter of an hour 🏆 Paul travelled from Belgium for a 5-day intensive at APEX NEURO.

Multiple Sclerosis - Improving Balance when Fatigued | “I can feel that I’m really tired, but I’m still really steady. Whereas normally, I’m tired and it gets worse… and I need to try and find a bench.”

Multiple Sclerosis Intensive Rehab | We often describe our intensives as a ‘relay race’ - we do some work, then hand the ‘baton’ to the client. We have built our approach to function as a team effort, rather than clients relying solely on us - we want to educate and give the tools to be autonomous and make progress outside of the work in the clinic.

Multiple Sclerosis - Reducing Spasticity & Building Strength Spasticity is one of the most common Multiple Sclerosis symptoms our team works with. Spasticity can significantly limit range of motion and the ability to engage the muscles, as well as often causing a lot of discomfort and challenge in day to day movement. With spasticity reduced, the rest of our work becomes a lot easier. You’ll see our team working to reduce spasticity on many of our videos for this reason.

Multiple Sclerosis - Why is training so important? When working with conditions that are as complex as Multiple Sclerosis - you need lots of tools in the toolbox. 🧰🔧 The electrical stimulation (delivered by the Neubie machine commonly featured in our videos that helps deliver a specific type of electrical current) is one part of the approach - primarily to help improve muscle engagement and control. However, this is just one part of a bigger picture.

Multiple Sclerosis - Building Muscle Control | Jo came back for her second intensive with APEX NEURO after achieving some big goals during the first visit (standing independently for over 6 minutes!) Previously, Erin had worked on the muscles important for sit-to-stands and remaining stable when stood up, and Jo, who usually uses a wheelchair, was able to stand unaided for 6 minutes 👏 (followed by some happy tears!)

Multiple Sclerosis - Improving Dexterity, Grip & Finger Control - A lot of our content shows how we work with MS on the lower body - however we also work with MS clients whose upper body has been impacted, which primarily presents in changes in the hands/finger function, and limited range of motion in the upper body. Frank’s fingers are very responsive to the e-stim. Using a combination of the electrical current, and specific coaching, Frank is able to use his hands more eff

Multiple Sclerosis - The difference in standing in less than an hour at APEX NEURO After a lot of work with the electrical stimulation working on improvement muscle engagement and control, Luke and Lynlie are ready to turn their attention to standing. This is the next step in our goal to help Lynlie, who is usually dependent on a wheelchair, towards standing and walking. Initially, Luke is helping Lynlie more as she gets used to the movements, improving the muscle engagement

Multiple Sclerosis progression has impacted Deny’s mobility, including her ability to go from sit-to-stand, and to stay standing. In her first attempt, the effort is clear, but the form is holding her back, she is having to twist her body and put the emphasis on pushing through her arm, which is a really difficult way to stand. Laura has spent hundreds of hours with clients working on this movement, so they achieve quick improvement (this is WITHOUT electrical stimulation).

Dealing with spasticity is a daily practice at APEX NEURO and is often fundamental first step for many clients, with the most common condition being Multiple Sclerosis. As with many clients, Karena had one leg that needed more of Erin’s focus than the other. In the space of a 90-minute session, Karena’s legs not only have a lot less spasticity, but are now functioning in a more balanced and fluid way.

Multiple Sclerosis - Real-World Rehab - Part 2 “This is what I’ve always wanted to do.” Like many of our clients, Gaynor watched our videos before she decided to work with us, seeing our team take people out into the real world as part of our rehab process. This is the moment she gets to experience just how hard this part truly is but also to take a moment to feel so proud of the progress she’s made to get to this point. In Part 1, Luke had started to coach Gaynor through r

Multiple Sclerosis - Real-World Rehab - The team at APEX NEURO places a lot of value in real-world rehab for Multiple Sclerosis. As much as walking in the controlled clinic environment can be a huge achievement, we want clients to transfer these skills into everyday life, which is full of challenges: stairs, slopes, distractions, uneven surfaces...

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Multiple Sclerosis - First Time Lifting His Foot in 5 years! Improving Drop Foot - First Appointment With APEX NEURO

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