Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

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This program is designed to improve function and maximize independence in individuals with spinal cord injuries. 

• Paraplegia (paralysis of legs and lower body)
• Tetraplegia / Quadriplegia (paralysis of all four limbs)
• Partial or complete loss of movement or control
• Muscle weakness or spasticity
• Poor sitting balance or posture
• Difficulty in transfers (bed, chair, toilet)
   

• Numbness, tingling, or altered sensation
• Loss of proprioception (body awareness)
• Neuropathic pain (nerve pain in affected areas)
• Phantom sensations
   

• Inability to walk or poor walking patterns
• Use of assistive devices (braces, walkers, wheelchairs)
• Impaired coordination and muscle control
• Fatigue during minimal activity
   

• Poor trunk control or core strength
• Difficulty maintaining upright position
• Risk of pressure sores from prolonged sitting/lying
• Falls or instability during movement
   

• Incontinence or urinary retention
• Constipation or bowel incoordination
• Need for bladder training and pelvic floor support
   

• Respiratory weakness (especially in high cervical injuries)
• Breathing difficulty or weak cough
• Voice fatigue or poor speech control (in some cases)
   

• Depression, anxiety, or loss of self-esteem 
• Adjustment difficulties post-injury
• Social withdrawal or dependency concerns
• Sexual dysfunction and intimacy challenges
   

• Robotic-assisted rehab for walking and limb movement
• Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
•  Gait training, parallel bars, and body weight support systems
•  Postural control and core strengthening
• Wheelchair mobility training and customization
•  Bladder/bowel retraining programs 
•  Caregiver education and home modification guidance
• Occupational therapy for daily life skills
• Psychological support and counseling (as needed)
• Aquatic therapy for supported movement in water

• Maximize independence and quality of life
• Improve strength, balance, and coordination
• Restore as much function as possible
• Prevent complications (sores, contractures, respiratory issues)
• Train for wheelchair mobility and home adjustments

 🧬 “Rebuilding Life, One Movement at a Time.”