Marquette University Neuro Recovery Clinic

04/29/2026

Happy OT month! Last year, Sophia explored various leisure occupations to improve her dexterity. This year, she’s making plushies! We love fine motor fun! 🐸

04/23/2026

Cup of Joe with Joe☕️

Thank you to Joe for treating us to today! We are so appreciative!🤎

04/16/2026

60 degrees in Milwaukee calls for therapy outside😎 We love being apart of and using the beautiful campus for some outdoor fun!

04/08/2026

Proud to be part of this amazing department!!

We are proud to share that U.S. News & World Report has ranked Marquette University Physical Therapy #16 in the nation and #1 in Wisconsin in its 2026-2027 Best Graduate Schools ranking of DPT programs!

This recognition is a direct reflection of the hard work and excellence of our faculty, staff, and students. We are incredibly proud of this accomplishment and our continued commitment to shaping the future of physical therapy!

04/01/2026

Happy last day of brain injury awareness month! Let’s keep the awareness going year round🧠💚😎

03/26/2026

It’s Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day 💚💪

Learn more about how you can advocate and support the CP community on the Cerebral Palsy Foundation’s Website:

https://www.cerebralpalsyfoundation.org/advocate/

03/16/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month🧠💚 A great reminder that not all injuries are visible!

We encourage everyone to use this reminder to increase your awareness about brain injuries and empower those who have survived a brain injury. We are so proud of Josh in this video for keeping his head up for 10 consecutive steps. Let’s go Josh!💪

03/16/2026

03/06/2026

Practicing for bowling at the Annex on March, 17th!

02/27/2026

Happy (almost) Friday Everyone!

Looking for a fun way to promote single leg balance, LE strengthening, and coordination? How about scootering! Our patient had the great idea of bringing her scooter to therapy, so that she can get back to doing the things she loves 👏

11/13/2025

Happy Technology Thursday Neuro World! 🧠

Last week we welcomed into the NRC for an Ipsihand screening day. We worked closely with Emily and Noah to identify potential candidates for use of this device. Ipsihand is a brain computer-interface device designed to target the brain through motor imagery and mental practice of movements. The device utilizes a tablet to walk you through motor movements all while an EEG monitoring headset captures your motor cortex’s response. Over time the device can be utilized within the home of users to supplement skilled therapy and promote neuroplastic changes leading to improved function in the involved upper extremity following a stroke.