Neuromuscular Re-education
We retrain your nervous system and muscles to work together more efficiently, improving coordination, control, and functional movement patterns.
What Is it?
Neuromuscular re-education is a targeted approach to retraining how your brain and body communicate. When coordination, balance, or movement patterns are disrupted due to injury, surgery, or chronic conditions, this therapy helps restore functional control. It’s especially beneficial for improving gait and balance, reducing compensation, and rebuilding proper mechanics from the ground up.
Our Approach
We begin by identifying movement patterns that may be holding you back — often caused by pain, surgery, injury, or long-term compensation. Our therapists use targeted cues, balance work, core training, and postural re-alignment to retrain how your body moves. Sessions are guided one-on-one to ensure each movement is coordinated and meaningful, with a strong focus on rebuilding control and awareness.
Conditions We Treat
We retrain your nervous system and muscles to restore functional coordination, especially after injury or compensation.
Conditions Commonly Treated:
• Gait instability or movement asymmetries
• Core and balance deficits
• Poor motor control post-surgery
• Chronic low back pain from faulty movement
• Functional weakness or instability
What Can I Expect
Your therapist will assess your movement patterns, posture, and muscle activation to identify areas of poor coordination or compensation. Expect guided cues, balance work, and exercises that may feel small but are designed for big results to retrain how your body moves. Each session builds toward restoring smoother, more efficient, and safer movement in everyday life.
What Are the Benefits
• Improved coordination and movement control
• Safer, more efficient motion in daily life
• Better muscle activation and posture
• Reduced compensation patterns after injury
• Support for balance and joint stability
Additional FAQs
Is this only for people with neurological conditions?
No! We use neuromuscular re-education for anyone who shows abnormal muscle control or operation — whether due to injury, surgery, or long-standing habits.
How is this different from strength training?
It’s about retraining timing and control, not just building muscle. We focus on how your body organizes movement, not just how strong it is.
