Hibiscus Neuro Rehab

Hibiscus Neuro Rehab Hibiscus Neuro Rehab offers physiotherapy services for individuals with neurological conditions.

Our expert team provides comprehensive assessments and personalised treatment plans to help patients achieve their goals, and live their best lives.

How Is Fatigue Addressed After a Stroke? 😴 Fatigue after stroke isn’t just about being tired — it’s a serious symptom. W...
25/03/2026

How Is Fatigue Addressed After a Stroke? 😴

Fatigue after stroke isn’t just about being tired — it’s a serious symptom. We’re talking about ways to manage and reduce it in today’s post.

🧠 Ischemic vs Haemorrhagic Stroke: Does Rehab Differ?Not all strokes are the same, and that can affect recovery. Today w...
24/03/2026

🧠 Ischemic vs Haemorrhagic Stroke: Does Rehab Differ?

Not all strokes are the same, and that can affect recovery. Today we’re talking about how the type of stroke influences rehab planning. 🔡

Brain Boost Bite ✨ 🧠 Sleep is not just rest — it is when your brain does some of its most important work. During quality...
22/03/2026

Brain Boost Bite ✨ 🧠

Sleep is not just rest — it is when your brain does some of its most important work. During quality sleep, your brain processes the day and helps transfer information from short-term to long-term memory.

If your sleep is disrupted, it can be harder to learn, remember and think clearly. Prioritising good sleep habits can make a real difference to your cognitive function and overall brain health.

Small changes in your daily routine can support better sleep and stronger thinking over time.

✨ Every stroke journey is unique, and so are the sessions designed to support recovery. We'll give you a peek into what ...
19/03/2026

✨ Every stroke journey is unique, and so are the sessions designed to support recovery. We'll give you a peek into what happens during neuro-physiotherapy and how it’s tailored to your needs.

🧠 Does Neuro-physiotherapy really help after stroke? Let’s talk about results. Stroke survivors often ask if therapy ca...
18/03/2026

🧠 Does Neuro-physiotherapy really help after stroke?

Let’s talk about results. Stroke survivors often ask if therapy can really help them get better. In today’s post, we’re exploring what the research and real-world experience show.

How is Neuro-physiotherapy different from regular physiotherapy? 🤔 Have you ever wondered what sets neuro-physiotherapy ...
17/03/2026

How is Neuro-physiotherapy different from regular physiotherapy? 🤔

Have you ever wondered what sets neuro-physiotherapy apart from general physio? Knowing the difference can help you or your loved one choose the right rehab support after a stroke.

👉 Check back tomorrow to find out what a typical neuro-physio session involves 💚

✨ What is Neuro-physiotherapy? 💖 Stroke recovery can be complex, and having the right support makes all the difference. ...
16/03/2026

✨ What is Neuro-physiotherapy? 💖

Stroke recovery can be complex, and having the right support makes all the difference. Neuro-physiotherapy is one of the most effective tools to help the brain and body reconnect. Today, we're kicking off our stroke education series with a closer look at what makes this approach so powerful.

👉 Tomorrow's post: How is neuro-physiotherapy different from regular physiotherapy? 🤔

🧠 Let’s Talk About Stroke 🧠 This month, we’re diving into some of the most common questions and concerns people have abo...
15/03/2026

🧠 Let’s Talk About Stroke 🧠

This month, we’re diving into some of the most common questions and concerns people have about stroke — one post at a time.

Whether you’re recovering from a stroke, supporting someone who is, or just want to learn more, this series is for you. Each day, we’ll be sharing bite-sized information to help you better understand stroke, recovery, and how rehab can make a difference.

Got questions you’d like answered? Drop them in the comments or send us a message, and we may include them in an upcoming post. :muscle:

Follow along and stay tuned tomorrow for Post 1! 📫

11/03/2026

What aids balance training after stroke? 🤔

Regaining balance after a stroke is essential to staying active, independent, and reducing the risk of falls. In this video, we’re sharing insights on what balance training looks like and how we can support your recovery, with emphasis on the importance of retraining balance to prevent further injuries. Every stroke recovery journey is unique, and the right approach to balance retraining will depend on individual needs. Whether it’s strengthening key muscles or working on coordination, the goal is always the same—building confidence and stability for everyday life.

📸 Watch to learn more about what aids balance training after stroke!

🧠 A stroke can change the way your brain controls balance in many ways. Some people may only have one of these problems,...
10/03/2026

🧠 A stroke can change the way your brain controls balance in many ways. Some people may only have one of these problems, and some may have a combination of the below:

1. Weakness: It is common to have muscle weakness on one side of your body following a stroke. Weakness can involve either an arm or a leg or both and can involve the trunk as well. Muscle weakness can decrease the support of the body in sitting and standing positions, causing asymmetry and difficulty keeping the body upright against the effects of gravity. This can cause loss of balance to one side and difficulty recovering balance again.

2. Loss of sensation: Particularly in the foot and lower limb, which makes it difficult to know where your limb is in relation to space/your environment. The brain is dependent on this sensory information so that it can know how much or little to move your leg or foot, or where to place it, or how to make quick corrections to movement. Being less aware of your surroundings can increase your risk of trips and falls.

3. Visual changes: This can include loss of part of your visual field, double vision, neglect, and eye movement problems. Visual problems make it hard to see and navigate your environment and make quick adjustments to your posture and movements to maintain your balance.

4. Concentration: Due to the changes in the body following a stroke, it takes extra effort and brain power to move and balance. This can cause tiredness and reduced concentration, and in turn, affect balance. Navigating busy environments or uneven surfaces takes more concentration and challenges balance.

5. Neglect: This is a complex condition that causes the brain to not be aware of one side of the body and space to that side of the body. This can mean that people with neglect may try to move but forget to move their leg on one side, causing loss of balance. They may bump into or trip over objects on one side of their body, causing a fall.

6. Dizziness: This can occur when certain areas of the brain are affected. Dizziness can range from feelings of vertigo to feeling mildly off balance. Dizziness can also occur due to changes in blood pressure or due to medications.

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