Post by grammy on Oct 3, 2013 8:34:14 GMT -8
Neurokinex offers an extremely diverse and dynamic approach to rehabilitation, giving clients the opportunity to maximize their potential and improve their health and fitness. It also reduces the probability of secondary complications such as pressure sores and bone fractures which can often result in repeated hospital stays.
Neurokinex director Harvey Sihota said: “There is a growing body of research that shows that physical activity can have an extremely beneficial effect on the health and wellbeing of people living with partial or complete paralysis.
“Our program can be adapted for people of all ages and abilities and we help them achieve their personal goals and realize their potential.
“We can’t offer miracles but we can help make them fitter, stronger and healthier – leading to improvements in cardiovascular health, muscle and skin quality and bone density, and equally importantly help people, who are often in shock for a very long time after a major traumatic event, feel better and more confident.”
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For more information see www.neurokinex.org or call 0300 77 77 188
