Neurological
Stroke recovery, neuroplasticity, Parkinson's disease, and brain-body rehabilitation.
Stroke Recovery: Why the "Six-Month Plateau" Isn't What You Think
The six-month mark gets treated as the point where stroke recovery stops. The evidence points to something different — the brain doesn't stop changing, therapy dose usually just drops.
2 min read · 1 Jul 2026Dizziness in Older Adults: The Common, Treatable Cause Most People Never Get Checked For
A third of older adults with vertigo have BPPV — a mechanical, highly treatable inner-ear problem. Most live with it over a year before anyone checks for it specifically.
3 min read · 15 Jun 2026Parkinson's and Exercise: The Evidence Is Stronger Than You Think
Exercise for Parkinson's is usually treated as a symptom-management afterthought. The current evidence — specific dosing guidelines, cohort data, and biological mechanism — makes a stronger case than that.
3 min read · 5 May 2026What Is Neuroplasticity and Why Does It Matter for Your Recovery?
The brain's ability to reorganise itself underpins every neurological rehab programme. Here's what that means in practice.
4 min read · 16 Jun 2025