Stroke Recovery - Regaining Control in the Hands & Arms Following a stroke, Mark is working with Luke to improve control in his upper body, including his wrists, arm flexion, dexterity, grip and hand function.

Post-Stroke Rehab: Using Cutlery | Since Janine started at APEX NEURO, she’s achieved a lot - regaining the ability to tie her shoe laces, fasten an underwire bra, use buckles and zips, put headbands in her hair (so, finally, the wind isn’t blowing her hair into her face on her dog walks!). She’s got significantly improved range of motion, muscle control and less pain, and now is able to use the gym alongside her weekly rehab at APEX NEURO.

APEX NEURO Reviews: reviewers overwhelmingly had a great experience with this company and express gratitude for the hope and belief the company instills, especially when other treatments have failed

Breaking the Boundaries of Stroke Recovery: Regaining Function 2.5 Years After Severe Stroke | For decades, stroke survivors have been told that most recovery occurs within the first 3-6 months—the so-called "critical window" for neurological healing. APEX NEURO's approach fundamentally challenges this limitation. We've developed a methodology that helps clients regain function even years after their stroke. This isn't about managing symptoms—it's about genuine recovery and r

APEX NEURO specialist Laura working on voice and swallow rehabilitation for severe stroke (appropriate also for MND & ALS inc bulbar palsy speech, swallow and breathing rehab)