Synpatic Spinal Cord Injury
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Synpatic Spinal Cord Injury
Moving forward from an injury or diagnosis - you may be left to find and pay for therapy resources on your own, often facing long wait lists for access, and possibly in a treatment program that is not a match for you. Whether your goal is to be more independent, manage the progression of a condition or take those first steps in your recovery, we support reaching your maximum potential and improving the quality of your life.

By looking beyond the diagnosis to ensure all rehab potential is explored, clients are given the opportunity to define their own recovery path. Along with other methodologies, the innovative evaluation and rehabilitation technology is used to improve balance, strength, and range of motion; increase cardiovascular function; improve bone density; manage pain; and decrease tone/spasms.
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In partnership with forward-thinking entrepreneurs, Synaptic Spinal Cord Injury and Neurological Rehabilitation Centre was created to fill a gap for services for people living with spinal cord injuries, stroke, tutors, and progressive neurological conditions, such as Multiple Sclerosis, and Parkinson's disease.
Neurorehabilitation Programs
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However, neuroscientists continually prove the rerouting of neurological connections is possible. The human brain can change. Building on this knowledge, the SYNAPTIC team helps clients forge connections that allow the brain and body to work concurrently to potentially reconnect and relearn functional movements.
Activity Based Therapy Program
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A combination of services, treatments, equipment, and technology - all delivered by interdisciplinary Health Care providers. Your program focuses on individual goals to improve your quality of life and empower your individual journey. Our programs are supported by research demonstrating muscle training strengthens neuromuscular activity.
PoNS Program
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PoNS (short for Portable Neuromodulation Stimulator) is an innovative, non-surgical medical device delivering mild electrical stimulation to the nerves on the surface of the tongue that connect with nerves in the brain. This stimulation, in conjunction with targeted therapeutic activities, has the potential to restore balance and gait in individuals with chronic balance deficit due to a mild or moderate Traumatic Brain Injury, MS, or Concussion.
Technology
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Using electrodes attached to the skin, small electrical pulses are sent directly to the neurologically impaired muscles. These electrical stimuli are programmed by physical therapists and are coordinated by computer software, resulting in corresponding muscle contractions and limb movements, which the users would otherwise not be able to achieve on their own.
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