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Rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis Ryde

Multiple Sclerosis

235 Morrison Road, Ryde
Monday to Friday - 8:00am to 5:00pm
Therapy designed to support you through the physical and functional challenges related to Multiple Sclerosis.
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1800 518 180

Living with Multiple Sclerosis can affect how you move, think, and manage everyday tasks, often in ways that change over time.

We focus on helping you adapt to these changes with therapy that is practical, personalised, and aligned to what matters most to you.

Our team works with you to build strength, improve movement, manage fatigue, and support day to day function, using a combination of targeted therapy and advanced rehabilitation technology.

Therapy targets

Your therapy program is tailored to you, focusing on the areas that best support your needs and goals.

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Mobility and balance
Improve walking, stability, and confidence with movement to support safer mobility and reduce falls risk.
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Fatigue management
Build strategies to better manage fatigue and improve energy for daily activities.
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Muscle strength and endurance
Build and maintain strength to support physical function, mobility, and participation in everyday life.
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Stiffness, spasms, and movement control
Support smoother, more controlled movement by addressing stiffness, spasticity, tremor, and reduced coordination.
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Coordination and hand function
Improve upper limb control, dexterity, and fine motor skills to support everyday tasks such as dressing, writing, cooking, and using a phone or computer.
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Pain management
Address movement-related pain and discomfort through therapy, positioning, strengthening, and practical symptom management strategies.
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Speech and communication
Support clearer communication where MS is affecting voice, speech, breath support, or cognitive communication.
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Swallowing difficulties
Assess and manage swallowing concerns to support safer eating and drinking.
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Cognitive function
Support memory, attention, planning, and thinking skills through practical strategies and cognitive rehabilitation approaches.

Your program may include

Neurological physiotherapy
Physiotherapy can play an important role in helping people with MS maintain mobility, strength, balance, and physical confidence. Your physiotherapist will tailor therapy to your presentation, goals, and energy levels.
  • Walking and mobility training: Practising movement patterns to support safer, more efficient walking and transfers.
  • Strength and endurance training: Tailored exercise to help build or maintain physical capacity.
  • Balance and coordination exercises: Activities designed to improve stability and reduce falls risk.
  • Stretching and movement strategies: Techniques to manage stiffness, spasticity, and restricted movement.
  • Fatigue-aware therapy planning: Structuring exercise and activity in a way that supports energy management.
Occupational therapy
Multiple Sclerosis can affect how you manage daily routines, work, household tasks, and community activities. Occupational therapy helps you find practical ways to maintain independence and function.
  • Adapting everyday tasks: Strategies for dressing, showering, meal prep, work tasks, and other daily activities.
  • Fatigue and energy conservation: Practical pacing strategies to help manage limited energy.
  • Hand function and coordination: Activities to support grip, dexterity, and control.
  • Home and equipment advice: Recommendations to improve safety, access, and independence at home.
  • Cognitive strategies: Practical supports for memory, concentration, planning, and organisation.
Speech pathology
Speech pathology can help if MS is affecting your speech, voice, communication, or swallowing.
  • Clearer speech: Exercises and strategies to improve articulation and speech clarity.
  • Voice support: Techniques to improve vocal strength and breath control.
  • Cognitive communication support: Strategies for word finding, processing, and conversational effectiveness.
  • Swallowing assessment and management: Therapy and advice to support safer eating and drinking.
  • Communication strategies: Practical tools to support confidence in everyday conversations.
Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy can be a helpful option for people with MS, particularly when land-based exercise feels difficult due to weakness, pain, balance issues, or fatigue.
  • Supported movement: Water provides buoyancy that can make movement easier and safer.
  • Strength and mobility: Water resistance helps build strength while supporting joints.
  • Balance practice: A controlled environment to work on stability and confidence.
  • Reduced impact exercise: A gentler option for people managing pain or reduced endurance.
  • Flexibility and comfort: Warm water can assist with movement and physical comfort.
Exercise physiology
Exercise physiology focuses on safe, evidence-based exercise to improve strength, fitness, function, and overall wellbeing. Exercise is increasingly recognised as helpful in managing fatigue and supporting health in MS.
  • Strength and conditioning: Individualised resistance and functional training.
  • Cardiovascular fitness: Graded exercise to support stamina and general health.
  • Fatigue management through exercise: Programs designed around your energy levels and recovery.
  • Balance and mobility support: Exercise to improve physical confidence and movement.
  • Long-term self-management: Building routines you can continue beyond therapy.
Adaptive recreation and sport
Adaptive recreation can support physical activity, confidence, community participation, and quality of life through meaningful leisure activities.
  • Encouraging physical activity: Engaging ways to keep moving and stay involved.
  • Building confidence: Participation in enjoyable activities that match your goals and abilities.
  • Supporting social connection: Opportunities for connection and community engagement.
  • Promoting wellbeing: Activities that support enjoyment, routine, and independence.
Neuro Dance Therapy program
Neuro Dance Therapy uses rhythm, music, and structured movement to support people living with Multiple Sclerosis to improve mobility, coordination, and confidence in a supportive and engaging environment.
  • Movement through music: Guided exercises using rhythm and timing to support coordination, balance, and fluid movement.
  • Adaptable for all abilities: Seated and standing options available, tailored to your energy levels, mobility, and physical capacity.
  • Balance and mobility support: Targeted movements designed to assist with stability, posture, and functional movement.
  • Cognitive and dual-task training: Combines movement with memory, attention, and sequencing to support thinking and coordination together.
  • Enjoyable and social: A positive, group-based environment that encourages participation, motivation, and connection.
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Technology and equipment

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Patient receiving treatment with C-Mill VR

C-Mill VR+

C-Mill VR+ is a rehabilitation treadmill that combines real-world walking practice with virtual reality simulations.
Lokomat

Lokomat®

Lokomat® is a robotic gait training device that helps rebuild walking ability by providing intensive, repetitive, and natural gait practice.
Ekso NR

EksoNR

EksoNR is a robotic exoskeleton that supports people with neurological conditions to stand and walk with a natural gait.
ZeroG Gait Balance System

ZeroG®

ZeroG® is a dynamic robotic system that supports body-weight during walking, balance and functional activities.
Amadeo Stroke and Parkinsons

Amadeo®

Amadeo® is a state-of-the-art robotic rehabilitation device designed specifically for hand and finger therapy.
Woman using Armeo® Power device

Armeo® Power

The Armeo® Power is a robotic exoskeleton designed to support high-intensity rehabilitation of the arm and hand.
Armeo Senso

Armeo® Senso

Armeo® Senso is a sensor-based rehabilitation device designed to improve arm, hand and grip function.
Armeo® Spring Therapy

Armeo® Spring

The Armeo® Spring is a robotic exoskeleton designed to support active rehabilitation of the arm and hand.
Rehabilitation session with therapist guidance

DIEGO®

DIEGO® is a robotic device that supports upper limb rehab for people recovering from neurological conditions.
Therapy session with MYRO

MYRO

MYRO is a sensor-based therapy device that supports upper limb rehabilitation through interactive, goal-oriented activities.
Luna EMG rehabilitation device

Luna EMG

Luna EMG is a robotic rehabilitation device that combines guided movement therapy with EMG biofeedback.
Early gait therapy with Erigo®

Erigo® Pro

Erigo® Pro is a robotic tilt table that supports safe early mobilisation for people with severe neurological or orthopaedic conditions.
Therapist helps woman using rehab device

Pablo®

Pablo® is a versatile rehabilitation system for recovery of upper and lower limb function through sensor-based, interactive therapy.
Tymo sensor therapy

Tymo®

Tymo® is a sensor-based therapy platform that supports balance, coordination and postural control.
Xcite Therapy

Xcite

Xcite is an advanced iFES system that helps improve muscle control, strength, coordination and functional independence.
H-Man robotic upper limb therapy

H-Man

H-Man is a robotic rehabilitation device designed to improve upper limb strength, coordination and functional movement.
Motomed equipment at Sargood Collaroy

MOTOmed

MOTOmed is a movement therapy device that enables passive, assistive or active cycling from a seated position or wheelchair.
Elderly woman treadmill harness support

GaitSens®

GaitSens® is an advanced gait and balance assessment system integrated with the GaitKeeper® treadmill.
FES for foot drop with Walkaide® II

Walkaide® II

Walkaide® II is an advanced functional electrical stimulation (FES) system designed to assist individuals experiencing foot drop.

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