Initial Evaluation: A systematic examination that takes into account patient history, observation, movement ability, special tests, reflexes, sensation, joint play, palpation, and review of diagnostic imaging (if available).

Manual Therapy: Includes soft tissue and joint mobilization.

Soft Tissue Mobilization:

• Cross friction massage
• Deep tissue massage
• Muscle energy
• Contract-relax
• Strain- counterstrain
• Myofascial release
• Stretching
• Nerve flossing

Joint Mobilization:

• Testing
• Distraction
• Varying grades (anterior, posterior, superior, inferior)

Neurological Rehabilitation: Includes the treatment of sensory processing, gross to fine motor performance, and perceptual-cognitive processing.

• Sensory function
• Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
• Neuromuscular Developmental Technique (NDT)
• Balance Exercises

Electrotherapy : The use of electricity to elicit sensory stimulation and/or muscle contractions, conduct heat, or to transfer medicine

• Ultrasound
• Phonophoresis
• NMES
• TENS
• Biofeedback
• Iontophoresis 

Thermal Agents: used to reduce pain, enhance healing, and improve movement.

• Paraffin bath
• Moist heat
• Cold packs
• Ultrasound 

Therapeutic exercise: used for relaxation and stress management, increased strength and endurance, improve flexibility and coordination.

• Stretching
  • ball, foam roll, floor mats, finger walk, passive or active positioning
• Range of motion exercises
• Resistive exercise
  • Pulley system for cervical, upper and/or lower extremities
  • T-band or weights
  • Free weights
  • Closed chain exercises
  • Rebounder
• Cardiovascular exercise: increase overall endurance, posture, and improve coordination and functional mobility.
  • Recumbent bike
  • Stationary bike
  • Upper Body Exerciser (UBE)
  • Treadmill

Gait training: sequencing, posture, quality of gait, orthotic or prosthetic training, and ambulation with assistive devices.

• Parallel bars
• Steps
• Crutches, canes, and walkers