NeuroChangers Toronto

NeuroChangers Toronto Welcome to NeuroChangers - Providing Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation in Etobicoke & Whitby, ON

NeuroChangers is an innovative neurological rehabilitation facility that integrates traditional and modern approaches to health and wellness. Included in this approach is the utilization of the world's most advanced rehabilitative technologies. We strive to continuously challenge and evolve our treatment methods in response to the latest medical research and technological advancements. Each clien

t receives individualized treatment plans that progress with changes to their symptoms and continues to reflect their individual therapy goals.

04/20/2026

Let’s talk about transfer tools.

A sliding board (or transfer board) helps to bridge the gap between two surfaces. The individual can make smaller gradual movements to slide across instead of one large movement that may cause instability. This allows for more independence when transferring to and from mobility devices.

04/17/2026

New Challenge Alert!

Looks easy, but trying to stand up from a forward fold with your heels against a wall is a lot harder than it seems đź« 

April is World FND Month. Functional Neurological Disorder is a problem with the functioning of the nervous system. It i...
04/15/2026

April is World FND Month.

Functional Neurological Disorder is a problem with the functioning of the nervous system. It is the brain’s inability to send and receive messages properly.

Checkout for more information and support.

Do you or someone you know have FND? We can help, give us a call at 416-679-9255 or email info@neurochangers@.ca to schedule a free phone consultation.

04/13/2026

Exercises don’t always need to be complicated or intense to be effective.

Arthur and Rebecca are working on maintaining posture and core engagement while performing reaching tasks. While also trying to lessen compensatory movements to encourage better movement patterns and increase range of motion.

Arthur wants to be able help more with household tasks so they’ve been incorporating some into their exercises as well.

04/11/2026

For World Parkinson’s Day join us in standing up for Parkinson’s!

Stand Up to Parkinson’s is a global event where participants complete sit-to-stand exercises to raise awareness and also show how movement can help slow Parkinson’s progression.

Check out Standuptoparkinsons.com to learn more and register your sit-to-stands!

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month.Parkinson’s is a chronic, degenerative neurological condition caused by the loss of...
04/09/2026

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month.

Parkinson’s is a chronic, degenerative neurological condition caused by the loss of dopamine-producing cells in the brain. It is commonly characterized by motor symptoms, such as slowness of movement, tremor, rigidity and impaired balance, which affects a person’s movement and balance. Additional symptoms can include fatigue, speech and writing difficulties, sleep disorders, loss of smell, depression, and cognitive changes.

There are medications that can help reduce the effect of symptoms in daily life. A targeted exercise routine can also help manage the progression. Such as strength, mobility, coordination, and balance work can assist with activities of daily living and fall prevention. We can help with that!

Parkinson Canada has a ton of valuable resources available on their website for those living with Parkinson’s as well as their loved ones and caregivers. They also offer peer support programs!

It’s World Health Day! This year’s theme is “Stand with Science”. What does that mean exactly?Science delivers results w...
04/07/2026

It’s World Health Day!

This year’s theme is “Stand with Science”. What does that mean exactly?

Science delivers results when collaboration turns knowledge into action. Health decisions must be
guided by evidence, not noise.

Turn to trusted, science-based sources to:
• protect your health
• prevent disease
• seek treatment and recovery

For more information check out World Health Organization (WHO)

04/06/2026

What is this setup for?

We use this setup to maintain positioning for performing exercises in quadruped. For those with paralysis, using straps, blocks, bolsters, and foam rollers allows us to maintain proper positioning for safety. It also lets us keep our hands free so we can support our clients in multiple positions. Safety, support, and positioning during exercises is important to prevent possible injuries, especially for those who have little or no sensation.

Reminder: The clinic is closed for the holiday weekend. We will see you all on Monday!
04/03/2026

Reminder: The clinic is closed for the holiday weekend. We will see you all on Monday!

04/01/2026

In honour of April Fools Day, you can watch us be fools! Here’s a compilation of some of our best challenge fails. 🤣

03/30/2026

Let’s go for a walk with on the Lokomat!

Do you have questions about the Lokomat and whether it would be right for you? Contact us directly by phone 416-679-9255 or via email at info@neurochangers.ca for more information.

03/26/2026

Ron and Aya are using to work on:

• Coordination
• Balance
• Targeted Stepping

Plus they make exercise so much more fun!

Address

400 Kipling Avenue
Toronto, ON
M8V3L1

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+14166799255

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At NeuroChangers, we enhance the delicate and important relationship between brain and body. Our combination of expert Physiotherapists, Adaptive Fitness Trainers, and innovative rehabilitative equipment, allow us to work with any level of neurological or orthopaedic injury.

NeuroChangers Neurological Rehabilitation Services

NeuroChangers Neurological Rehabilitation Services offer intense, functional, goal oriented services aimed at changing the way your brain and spinal cord function. Our physiotherapists utilize skillful hands-on facilitation and state of the art technology in innovative ways to create individualized plans that adapt as your goals change.