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Neuro Logic Physio

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Neuro Logic Physio

Physiotherapy for neurological conditions in Perth, Western Australia. Clinic or home based treatment options.

24/03/2026

Meet the Team…

Welcome to Sasha!

Sasha is a physiotherapist with a special interest in complex chronic conditions, autonomic dysfunction such as POTS, hypermobility, and neurodegenerative conditions including Parkinson’s disease.

She takes a trauma-informed, compassionate approach, integrating nervous system regulation and clinical Pilates to help people rebuild confidence in movement and achieve sustainable progress.

10/03/2026

What do we do in a Neuro Physio clinic? Well that depends entirely on the client, their goals and their impairments…

Inspired by .cait we thought we’d show you what was on the camera roll over the past week 🧠📸

1. Split RDL with a yoga block to support the back leg, targeting hamstrings and glut strength and single leg balance of the front leg.
2. Prone standing, facilitating backward stepping + mobilisation of the foot and ankle through toe-off phase of gait
3. Thera-tubing to assist hip flexion and dorsiflexion through swing phase + over the contralateral trunk to assist weight shift as inspired by
4. More dynamic tape experimentation to facilitate awareness of dorsiflexion and eversion through swing phase and heel strike
5. Moving from kneeling to half kneeling without support, targeting postural alignment and balance over unaffected limb and selective movement of the affected limb

04/03/2026

We had an awesome time chatting with Claire, from the WAIS Para Unit about the work the Para Unit is doing, the pathways for athletes with disabilities, and the push for excellence at the 2032 Brisbane Paralympics and beyond. Everyone left feeling very inspired 🏋🏻‍♀️🏆. If you're interested in learning more or checking your eligibility, talk to your therapist or register at wais.org.au/sports/para-unit or email paraunit@wais.org.au.

26/02/2026

What is a cough assist machine?

An at home, non-invasive tool that works by simulating a natural cough, it assists people to clear secretions that are otherwise unable to produce an effective cough due to muscle weakness or neurological conditions.

It uses a face mask to apply a positive airway pressure to inflate the lungs which is quickly followed by a negative pressure to suck secretions out.

Who is it for?

A cough assist machine can benefit anyone that is unable to generate a sufficient cough to clear secretions. At Neuro Logic, we assist in trialling and prescribing a cough assist machine for clients with neuromuscular weakness seen in conditions such as:

- Muscular Dystrophy
- Motor Neurone Disease
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Multiple Sclerosis

In these populations, when a cough assist machine is indicated and used regularly, it can reduce the risk of chest infections, reduce respiratory related hospital admissions and maintain lung health.

Your Physio is able to assess your cough and respiratory health and work with you to determine if a cough assist machine might be right for you. If you feel this might be relevant to you, please have a chat to your therapist or give us a call on 0403 842 229 to discuss.

25/02/2026

A huge, belated congratulations to one of our Neuro Logic OG’s, Iain, who was part of the winning team in the recent National Para Football Championships. WA will bring home the trophy for the first time in the Championships 17 year history after winning the gold medal match decided in penalties. Iain was also awarded the Player of the Tournament in the FT1 Classification. Congratulations to Iain and all of Football West for their historic win! 🏆⚽️
📸: Mark Avellino / Football Australia

24/02/2026

It can be tricky to get sufficient intensity of exercise to improve cardiovascular fitness in clients with neurological impairment. We’re loving adapting the ergo to meet different needs - sitting on a standard chair, feet supported on the floor, using a grip support like ‘active hands’ - to get a good bit of ‘huff and puff’ and higher intensity exercise in a range of clients 🥵🚣

10/02/2026

Everyone comes into our clinic with their own personal goals and our job as clinicians is to plan our individualised intervention to work toward those… Progress is almost always not as quick as we’d all like and never in a nice, neat, straight line but working toward those goals ‘one step at a time’. How good is it to walk in the sunshine, listening to the birds ☀️🙌🏽

06/02/2026

Michael has been working hard on improving his trunk and right leg control in Physio. He has impaired movement and sensation in his right leg so has difficulty controlling it and knowing where it is in space. This session we worked a lot on foot and ankle range, sensory input, activation with electrical stimulation and facilitation, dynamic taping for proprioception and then lots of variations of postural control and single leg balance work in standing. Today he has managed to improve his single leg balance from a consistent 2-3 seconds only last year to hitting a PB of 9 seconds today 🕺🏼Thoughts on his foot and ankle positioning in walking pre and post session?

05/02/2026

We love to see our clients getting back to enjoying their life outside of Physio and for Darren the beach was the big goal. Well done to City of Cockburn for continually leading the way in promoting access and inclusion 🙌🏽 🌊

27/11/2025

Public service announcement: there is only 28 days until Christmas!! 🎄🎅🏽 Things start getting pretty busy for everyone in December so an early reminder to contact us or have a chat to you therapist to book in your Physio appointments and note that the clinic will be closed from 12pm Christmas Eve, reopening on the 5th January.

21/11/2025

Utilising the treadmill walking for increased walking speed 🚶🏽‍♂️The lovely Elaine enjoying walking at a quicker pace than her normal ‘over-ground’ speed. For Elaine, the increased pace results in a less effortful left leg swing with a reduction in her excessive compensatory hip flexion and subsequent improved left leg extension though her stance phase.

📑 Tyrell et al. (2011) showed that faster treadmill walking facilitates a more normal walking pattern after stroke, without concomitant increases in common gait compensations, such as circumduction. The improvements in gait deviations were observed with small increases in walking speed.

Tyrell, C. M., Roos, M. A., Rudolph, K. S., & Reisman, D. S. (2011). Influence of systematic increases in treadmill walking speed on gait kinematics after stroke. Physical therapy, 91(3), 392–403. https://doi.org/10.2522/ptj.20090425

Address

Suite 5A, 3 Craig Street
Burswood, WA
6100

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+61424425329

Website

http://neurologicphysio.com.au/

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