5 Key Things to Know About Treating Neurological Physiotherapy Published on: 21st November 2021 Medically reviewed by: Physiotherapist at First Response Healthcare While physiotherapy is used to help with an individual’s motor functions and movement of joints, muscles and tendons affected due to a disability, illness, or injury; Neurological Physiotherapy is a specialized branch that focuses on treatment of individuals with neurological conditions. While the goal of physiotherapy is to prevent deterioration by keeping muscles active and joints flexible; Neurological Physiotherapy aims to improve the functionality and mobility of patients who have suffered physical impairment due to neurological conditions. Neurological disorders such as Stroke , Multiple Sclerosis , Spinal Cord Injury and Parkinson’s affect the functioning of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Neurological conditions can lead to loss of movement, sensation, coordination, and balance. Moreover, it can also affect other functions of the brain such as perception, speech, memory, and cognition. There is also the possibility of behavior being affected. These conditions can have a profound and crippling impact on one’s functioning and overall quality of life.