APEX NEURO, Manchester (2026)

03/04/2026

Although a huge % of the Multiple Sclerosis we see impacts primarily the lower body, we work on upper body symptoms too — especially the grip and dexterity in the hands. Jamie, like many people with MS, has a much stronger side where function is good, but struggles to grip with the other hand.

A lot of the time, his fingers are stuck/locked in together - so him and Rob work on:

* Moving the fingers independently and with good control
* Spreading the fingers
* Grip
* Opening and closing the hand

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, hands, dexterity, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, MS gym, MS training, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

02/04/2026

Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia - regaining muscle control and rebuilding strength 💪🏼

Improving signalling between the brain and the body is the foundation of our approach - but once this is improving, we teach the techniques and build confidence in training to rebuild lost strength and muscle - this is where consistency and hard work becomes key!

Luke is coaching Ricky in the gym in the most effective methods to build muscle and strength which is an important aspect of the Remote Support Programme that Ricky back home in Ireland that continues between his visits to APEX NEURO.

Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, HSP, Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia rehab, HSP UK, spasticity, drop foot, drop foot therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO Manchester UK

01/04/2026

2 days (6hrs) of progress with Multiple Sclerosis… 😮‍💨🏆

Laura and Suzanne made the most of every minute - covering a huge amount of ground in a short space of time! Over 2 days, they work on:

* Improving gait, balance, stability and power
* Using the stairs, working on using both legs rather than biasing the stronger side
* Teaching Suzanne how to rebuild strength (showing her she is stronger than she thought!)
* Using staircases out in the ‘real world’
* Navigating changes in surfaces

Suzanne said: “You might well be sceptical looking at reviews as I was. Too good to be true? No absolutely not. This is a brilliant organisation… Rob gave me hope which is an amazing gift to give someone. Two days with Laura, gave me the tools, techniques and confidence to rewire my brain to walk properly again. Laura is a credit (to APEX NEURO). She pushed me. She listened. She understood. I am happy to shout loudly in support of this fabulous company. So grateful to have found you.”

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, MS walking, MS gym, MS training, gym, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

31/03/2026

What’s possible in 1 hour with Multiple Sclerosis?

It’s hard to imagine how, with a condition that you’re told time after time improvement is hard/impossible, progress like this in ONE hour is possible — Gillian goes from being supported by electrical stimulation (helping her brain and body to communicate more effective) to walking WITHOUT ANY AID with improved gait, power and stability.

It helps greatly that Gillian is VERY coachable - she is willing to do the work needed, challenge herself and takes on board all the guidance (this has continued since she left us and began working remotely). We cannot emphasis how much mindset influences the speed of our results!

Rob has spent some time prior to this video helping Gillian control her muscles more effectively, including a lot of work on the muscles for power and stability, and drop foot. By laying this foundation, Rob and Gillian can make strides (literally) in terms of progress across the span of an hour.

If you, or a loved one with MS has been told progress and improvement isn’t possible, show them our videos — we categorically disagree and have thousands of hours of evidence to back up our belief that change IS possible.

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, MS walking, MS gym, MS training, gym, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

30/03/2026

Mic’d Up APEX: Luke & Hannah - We’re always glad to give people tools that are Pretty Useful!

Functional Neurological Disorder, FND, FND therapy, tremors, FND tremors, apex neuro, apex neuro manchester, neubie, neubie therapy uk, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading FND rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

27/03/2026

This is the reality of the work we do - especially with conditions as complex as Motor Neurone Disease - its rarely perfect first time. It often takes coaching, adjustments and support.

After a few failed attempts, Laura breaks down the mechanics of standing so Nicole can adjust her positioning, ensuring her feet are in the right position (previously she has been bending at the waist when standing and ‘rubbing her nose on the kitchen table’) and which muscles she should be using to help her stand.

It’s not as simple as plugging in a machine - its understanding specific weaknesses, breaking these areas down into actionable and digestible steps, and coaching them through, especially when falls or other knocks have shaken their confidence.

MND, Motor Neurone Disease, ALS, Motor Neurone Disease Germany, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, upper limb onset, bulbar, degenerative conditions, intensive therapy, intensive rehab, neurorehab, UK, neurorehab UK, laser therapy, electrical stimulation therapy

26/03/2026

Rudy travelled from Canada to work with APEX NEURO after a steady decline in his mobility.

Rob and Rudy worked intensively on his brain-body communication in key areas affecting his walking including his ability to lift his foot/leg, clear the floor and stability, before moving into the gym to teach Rudy specific training methods and how to best use the equipment which will form a key part of this remote programme. Due to the distance (5000+miles between us) the remote support programme is important for Rudy to continue with the work we started together in the UK!

Why is training important to improve mobility? We need not just to improve the communication between the brain and the body, but in many cases we need to also increase strength and muscle control. The electrical stimulation helps us achieve 1 part of the picture, but training is how clients are able to continue progressing long term to regain independence and mobility.

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25/03/2026

Wheelchair to walking in 5 days (Functional Neurological Disorder)

Colin reached out to us after 4+ years of uncontrollable movements, seizures and convulsions that left him primarily using a wheelchair after our team had great results working one of his relatives with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP)

Within 5 days Colin makes incredible progress - from relying on the wheelchair, to walking indoors, even outside on a cold February day (previously the cold would trigger intense symptoms).

Before the end of the 5 days, Luke and Colin get into the gym so Luke can teach Colin specific training methods which form part of the maintenance strategy once he returns home.

After many years of challenges, Colin sent us an update not long after leaving from his return to sword-fighting, a passion he had been unable to do for a long time!

Functional Neurological Disorder, FND, FND therapy, tremors, FND tremors, apex neuro, apex neuro manchester, neubie, neubie therapy uk, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading FND rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

24/03/2026

Bulbar MND and targeted electrical stimulation: how we work on improving face and neck muscle control to aid in speech, breathing, swallow and chewing food

Laura uses an electrically-conductive glove to help her pinpoint nerves and muscles relating to the soft palette, facial movements such as smiling, throat and swallow. Lisa’s voice has been heavily impacted by Motor Neurone Disease, so her and Laura are using speech-to-text to communicate during her appointments.

MND, Motor Neurone Disease, ALS, Motor Neurone Disease Germany, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, upper limb onset, bulbar, degenerative conditions, intensive therapy, intensive rehab, neurorehab, UK, neurorehab UK, laser therapy, electrical stimulation therapy

23/03/2026

Behind the scenes of learning to walk… remembering to breathe WHILE walking!

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, hands, dexterity, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, MS gym, MS training, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

20/03/2026

Kate travelled from Iceland to work with Luke on her FND symptoms including uncontrollable muscle shaking/tremors, involuntary movements, numbness/loss of sensation and difficulties in walking.

”I haven’t felt that side of my calf in a really long time… years for sure.” It’s clear how this loss of sensation and control would impact gait and balance and so to regain this sensation after years is key to unlocking a path to better walking! Kate is able to stand and sit with control and calm. All of this comes from 1 specific spot - often these key areas aren’t obviously related to the client symptoms or history, which is one of the aspects that make FND complex and why a ‘one-size fits all approach’ generally doesn’t work with Functional Neurological Disorder.

Functional Neurological Disorder, FND, FND therapy, tremors, FND tremors, apex neuro, apex neuro manchester, neubie, neubie therapy uk, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading FND rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

19/03/2026

A key part of our approach is teaching our clients how to train most effectively to grow and maintain muscle (and strength).

Building strength in this way directly translates into day to day life, helping Suzanne:
* Going down stairs
* Stepping up
* Helping balance dominant muscles to improve walking, gait and balance
* Power in stepping forward and getting up and down from seated
* Stamina especially in walking long distances

We are always looking at the big picture - independence, quality of life and function and translating this into everything we do and teach.
We do not want clients to rely on us, and muscle and strength takes time to build, so giving clients these skills and confidence is an important part of the process. Our team are great coaches - they will break down the methods for training, the machines and help clients become confident in using the gym so they are able to continue the work at home, even if this is brand new to them!

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, hands, dexterity, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, MS gym, MS training, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

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