Conditions
What are you or your loved one living with?
Brain & neurological
Conditions that affect the brain and how it controls movement, thinking and communication.
- Parkinson’s diseaseLiving with Parkinson’s can affect more than movement.
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)MS is different for everyone — and it can change over time.
- StrokeA stroke can change movement, speech and everyday life — often all at once.Children
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI)After a head injury, changes in thinking and behaviour can matter as much as physical ones.Children
- EpilepsyLife with epilepsy is about more than seizures.Children
- Dementia & Alzheimer’s diseaseDementia changes the whole family’s day.
- Huntington’s diseaseHuntington’s can affect movement, thinking and mood together.
- AtaxiasAtaxia affects coordination — walking, speaking and fine movements.Children
- DystoniaDystonia can make muscles pull or twist in ways you can’t control.Children
- Tremor disordersA tremor can make simple things — writing, eating, drinking — harder.
- Cerebral palsyCerebral palsy affects each child and adult differently.Children
Spinal cord
Injury or illness affecting the spinal cord.
Neuromuscular
Conditions affecting the nerves that control muscles, or the muscles themselves.
- Motor neuron disease / ALSWith MND, the goal is comfort, communication and staying in control.
- Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS)Recovery from GBS is often gradual — step by step.Children
- Muscular dystrophiesMuscular dystrophies change over time — support can change with them.Children
- MyopathiesMyopathies can make muscles weak and tire quickly.Children
Peripheral nerves
Conditions affecting the nerves in the arms, legs, hands and feet.
Other rehabilitation needs
Recovery after surgery, and needs that don’t fit a single label.
Not listed, or not sure?
Many families start without a clear diagnosis. That’s fine.
A guide to conditions we commonly support — not a complete medical classification.