Neurological rehabilitation is a fundamental step for a smooth return to everyday life. It is intended for any patient suffering from neurological diseases, such as Parkinson's disease or Multiple Sclerosis, as well as for people suffering from neurological sequelae following a stroke. Rehabilitation helps patients to recover their principal motor and cognitive abilities and to reduce the impact of their disability on their daily lives.
Upon admission to our hospital, you will be guided through the initial phases. An assessment of your state of health and your lifestyle will be made. This is an essential feature of the personalized program. Our multidisciplinary team from the neurological rehabilitation unit will define the objectives and modules of your rehabilitation program.
Each neurological rehabilitation program is devised to include specific training, focused on high intensity and individually adapted activities of everyday life.
The expertise of our team in Clinique Valmont encompasses all neurological pathologies. Once a precise diagnosis has been made, the medical specialist works in close collaboration with a vast range of therapists: physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, neuropsychologists, nurses, sports masters and a dietician to ensure a personalized rehabilitation program for each patient.
Our physiotherapy is focused on a functional approach.
Based on movement recovery and maintenance physiotherapy helps to:
Rehabilitation through adapted physical activity to:
Our personalized occupational therapy helps to:
Neuropsychology focuses on impaired abilities by using conserved abilities to re-educate mental abilities for everyday life.
Among other things, our rehabilitation works on:
To do this, different activities are used:
During speech therapy sessions, our approach is based on restoring written or oral expression skills or their compensations as well as swallowing disorders.
These sessions are done through activities such as:
Our speech therapists set up communication notebooks or memory notebooks to help patients better interact with the world around them.
Speech therapy also plays an active role in facial paralysis recovery.