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Neurological Conditions

At True Potential, we support people living with neurological conditions through structured, individualised exercise programs designed to preserve independence, functional capacity, and quality of life. Our focus is on building and maintaining strength, balance, mobility, and cardiovascular fitness, which are the physical foundations that support daily living, confidence, and long-term autonomy.

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Strong evidence supports exercise as a key intervention for neurological conditions. Appropriately prescribed exercise can improve walking, balance, strength, fatigue, and overall physical function, while reducing secondary complications such as deconditioning and falls. While exercise does not cure neurological conditions, it plays a critical role in helping people maintain independence, support health and wellbeing, and continue participating in their community.

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Programs are tailored to your diagnosis, symptoms, mobility, and progression, combining strength training, balance and gait work, cardiovascular conditioning, and functional task-based exercise. Sessions are delivered 1:1 in our private clinic, allowing close supervision, symptom monitoring, and ongoing adjustment. The aim is to build physical capacity, support daily function, and help you move with confidence, purpose, and control that is aligned with your goals and what matters most in your life.

Common neurological presentations we treat at True Potential:

  • Stroke rehabilitation - exercise phase post-physiotherapy intervention

  • Multiple sclerosis

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Peripheral neuropathy

  • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) - exercise and functional reconditioning phase

  • Acquired brain injury (ABI)

  • Falls risk, balance and gait impairments

  • Spinal cord injury – incomplete, exercise and function support

  • Ataxia and coordination disorders 

  • Reduced mobility and transfers - sit-to-stand, walking, stairs

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