The main objective of the Central Nervous System (CNS) neurorehabilitation is to help the patient regain as many of the functions he/she lost as possible and to compensate for those he/she cannot regain.

Modern rehabilitation and progressive facilitation of neurological patients must account for the right cosmetics of the bones and articulations, the nervous system, viscoelastic properties of soft tissues (muscles and fascia), as well as tissue stress (overloading). Specialist clinical evaluation that includes radiology (in the broad sense), instrumental and functional tests, additional examinations, and the patient’s expectations are the basis of an accurate diagnosis, good rehabilitation planning, and short- and long-term goal setting. But detailed diagnostics, personalized treatment, and monitoring require many specialists to cooperate closely on many levels. Our therapeutic team comprises well-qualified physiotherapists, experienced neurological speech therapists, and psychologists. Common side effects of a central nervous system injury may include various dysfunctions of different body systems (respiratory, urogenital, cardiovascular, skeletal, articulatory, muscular), as well as thermoregulation and hemodynamic disorders, etc. Often in the acute or chronic state, the psycho-social aspect also becomes an issue, as patients must face the new reality after the traumatic event or disease. To be managed properly, these consequences require the therapeutic team to use their extended rehabilitation and medical knowledge to provide the right level of care and therapeutic stimulation. We often consult our patients with international instructors of manual therapy, Vojta, or the Bobath method.