Neurological Rehabilitation in Calgary, AB — Rebuilding Function After Neurological Injury
Neurological Rehabilitation conditions and injuries affect how the brain and nervous system communicate with the body. Balance, coordination, strength, and movement can all be affected. At One Physio & Mobility Clinic, Mahveen Moiz has 15+ years of experience treating neurological conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and post-concussion neurological symptoms.
15+
Years Experience
1:1
Care Every Visit
$0
Direct Billing
Overview
When You Need Neurological Rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation is for patients whose movement, balance, or coordination problems have a nervous system cause. This includes stroke survivors learning to walk again, Parkinson’s patients managing tremor and freezing, MS patients dealing with fatigue and weakness, and post-concussion patients with persistent neurological symptoms. Early and consistent rehabilitation helps the nervous system reorganize and compensate for damage.
Signs You Should Come In
- ✔ Recovering from a stroke affecting movement or balance
- ✔ Managing Parkinson’s disease and its effect on gait
- ✔ Multiple sclerosis affecting strength or coordination
- ✔ Post-concussion neurological symptoms that have not resolved
- ✔ Brain injury recovery requiring movement rehabilitation
How It Works
Our Neurological Rehabilitation Process
We assess movement quality, balance, coordination, and functional ability at your current stage. Treatment is task-specific — meaning we practice the actual movements you need to do in daily life, not just isolated exercises. Sessions focus on neuroplasticity principles: repetition, challenge, and progression. We work closely with your medical team and communicate progress clearly.
Why One Physio
Why Choose One Physio & Mobility Clinic
15+ years treating neurological and geriatric patients
Registered physiotherapist with neurological rehab experience
One-on-one treatment — no group class
Coordinated with kinesiology for conditioning support
NW Calgary location accessible from across the city
What to Expect
- Functional movement and balance assessment
- Task-specific, repetitive movement training
- Neuroplasticity-based exercise progression
- Communication with your medical team as needed
- Direct billing for extended health plans
Your Clinician
Who Is Treating You
Your care is provided by Mahveen Moiz, Registered Physiotherapist at One Physio & Mobility Clinic in NW Calgary.
Mahveen Moiz
Registered Physiotherapist
BSc Physiotherapy (2006)15+ Years ExperienceDry NeedlingAcupunctureVestibular RehabCertified FSTConcussion ManagementK-TapingTMJ Rehab
Mahveen graduated in 2006 and has spent over 15 years treating orthopedic and sports injuries, post-accident recovery, pelvic floor dysfunction, and neurological conditions. She is the primary physiotherapist at One Physio & Mobility Clinic.
College of Physiotherapists of Alberta — Registered Member
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What neurological conditions do you treat?
We treat patients recovering from stroke, managing Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, nerve injuries, and other neurological conditions affecting movement and function.
What does neurological rehabilitation involve?
Movement retraining, strength and balance work, gait rehabilitation, spasticity management, and functional task practice — all based on neuroplasticity principles and your personal goals.
How often should I come in?
Frequency depends on your condition and goals. Most neurological rehab patients attend weekly at first, then monthly for maintenance. Consistency matters significantly in neurological recovery.
Is neurological rehabilitation covered by extended health?
Yes. Physiotherapy for neurological conditions is covered by most extended health plans. WCB covers it for workplace-related nerve injuries. We direct bill.
Do Not Wait to Get Worse on Its Own
Neurological rehabilitation works best when it starts early and stays consistent. Call +1 (403) 984-1669 or book online. Neurological rehabilitation is part of our Chronic Pain Management program — see that page for all related services at One Physio.