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APEX NEURO Cutting-Edge Neurorehabilitation 🇬🇧 UK Leading MS, MND/ALS & FND Programmes

05/08/2026

Following a car accident, Janine and Laura have been working on several areas, including her hand function and range of motion in her shoulders. She is now able to tie her shoe laces, fasten an underwire bra, use buckles and zips, reach to put a hand band on and straighten her arm.

Some of the focus is now on improving the range of motion overhead with the shoulder for functional day to day movements like washing her hair and reaching into the high cupboard. Watch Janine’s improvement between a week - Janine is able to start moving her arm overhead! There is still some work to go, but this is big progress from one week to the next!

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03/08/2026

Multiple Sclerosis: taking steps

Breaking down the mechanics of taking a step - people often don’t realise how complex this process is! Ashley primarily uses a wheelchair, or walking poles, and often catches the ground/has difficulty getting clearance of her foot - which inherently makes her more prone to falling and less stable. Rob and Ashley have done a lot of work to improve the control and responses in the muscles that contribute to her drop foot (Ashley works diligently on the Remote Support Programme between intensives at the clinic) which has increased her walking ability and use of the stairs. A key focus remains on the ability to clear the toes and front of the foot, and getting her foot to land in a good position (Ashley is prone to intense spasms, which can throw off her landing position).

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31/07/2026

Mic’ed Up at APEX - July 2026

Royal waves, Pitbull, harmonicas, Hobnobs - the topic in the room can go in any direction while the work gets done.

Our monthly unreleased funny moments and outtakes from all the content we film.

And of course, it’s always a bonus to have your hair nice for the camera.

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29/07/2026

Motor Neurone Disease: Playing the Guitar

Keith has experienced reduced wrist control, grip and finger movement due to MND, which has impacted his ability to play guitar. Keith explains the position to play bar chords to Laura, which involves a complex hand/finger position and generating strength to hold the strings. Laura first works on generating power in the fingers rather than relying on the wrist, and with some precise stimulation and training, they are able to work on getting Keith’s fingers into the correct position for the chord!

MND, Motor Neurone Disease, ALS, Motor Neurone Disease UK, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, upper limb onset, bulbar, degenerative conditions, intensive therapy, neubie, neubie therapy, neubie therapy, neubietherapy, neubie therapy uk, intensive rehab, neurorehab, UK, neurorehab UK, laser therapy, electrical stimulation therapy

28/07/2026

“The most exercise I’ve done in 18 months”

During their time together, Gemma and Erin achieved independent walking (video on our profile) using stairs, walking up and down hills, navigating obstacles, but also went into the gym to teach Gemma how to train to build muscle and strength.

Our goal is to give clients tools and as much education as we can, so that they can continue the work without us! We hear so many stories of people who feel reliant on their physiotherapist/practitioner/physical therapist and are not given the tools or knowledge to progress outside of a clinic setting. Our goal in the clinic and via our Remote Support Programme is to share the knowledge we have, and teach clients how to continue the work at home. For some people, this means we don’t need to see them again. For more advanced cases, this means they are progressing between visits, and we are able to make faster progress together.

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, cerebellar ataxia, ataxia, neurological rehab, neurorehab, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, MS drop foot, MS dorsiflexion, MS walking power, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, MS walking, MS gym, MS training, gym, spasms, MS Netherlands, Multiple Sclerosis Netherlands, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie therapy, neufit, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, e-stim, FES, electrical stimulation for multiple sclerosis, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

27/07/2026

Multiple Sclerosis: standing for 14 minutes 🏆

After significant impacts to his mobility due to MS progression, Frank came to the UK to work with APEX NEURO intensively. During this first intensive, Rob’s main goal was to improve the muscle recruitment in the lower body - with more advanced cases, a focus on improving muscle contraction and responses is important ‘groundwork’ and lays the foundation for the next stages.

With improved muscle control and range of motion, Rob and Frank can move onto standing. Rob and Frank work up to standing for 14 minutes total, which is a huge improvement from Frank’s initial ability to stand for just a moment. Frank is now set the task of continuing to build strength and control via the Remote Support Programme back home in the Netherlands.

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24/07/2026

After being diagnosed with PPMS in 2021, Pieter’s mobility and balance continued to decline, “before coming to APEX NEURO, I could hardly walk without a cane or other support, sometimes needing a wheelchair. After this week, I truly remembered what it feels like to walk again. The experience I had there is almost impossible to put into words.”

Luke found that Pieter’s sensation, muscle responses and proprioception had been altered due to reduced signalling with his feet. The feet are incredibly important to help the brain gather sensory and environmental data, which in turn aids in balance and stability. By improving the sensation and responses in the feet, Pieter is able to stand more confidently, and remain stable when stood and turning his head. Luke and Pieter practice shifting his weight, moving his eyes and head in different directions, and finally repeat this without the help from any electrical current (all in the space of just 1 day!) Pieter will continue the hard work back home in France!

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23/07/2026

Multiple Sclerosis: regaining movement - progress from April to June

When Laura first saw Denys in April, there were specific parts of her leg muscles with very little engagement/response due to Multiple Sclerosis progression. Denys had minimal control in these areas. Laura uses targeted electrical stimulation to help improve responses in this area, and when Denys returned in June just a few months later, there is a marked improvement in the responses and control in this area. Even without the electric turned on Denys is now able to recruit the muscle voluntarily.

With more advanced cases, it takes time and work to ‘switch on’ muscles that have been inactive for some time, but these sparks of progress is a huge step forward.

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22/07/2026

Multiple Sclerosis: regaining muscle control and feeling

Most of our clients with Multiple Sclerosis experience symptoms affecting one side of their body more than the other - particularly in the lower body muscles, which often presents as altered sensation and differences in muscle control on the left and right sides of the body. This imbalance leads to changes in gait and affects balance/stability, so working towards a more equal level of control and feeling in both the left and right side is important ‘groundwork’ when working with MS.

Erin and Suky are working on improving the muscle contraction and control in her weaker side - primarily in the glutes which are important for walking balance and power. The left side has good control, however the right initially has very little movement/response. Erin initially helps Suky achieve better contraction in the right glute, but with some work Suky is able to contract the glute to lift the leg away from the bed! This is huge progress and the start of improving her walking and stability.

Multiple Sclerosis, MS, walking rehabilitation, Multiple Sclerosis therapy, MS drop foot, MS dorsiflexion, MS walking power, spasticity, HSCT, MS spasticity, MS walking, MS gym, MS training, gym, spasms, Multiple Sclerosis intensive therapy, neubie therapy, neufit, neubie, neubie uk therapy, electrical stimulation therapy, e-stim, FES, electrical stimulation for multiple sclerosis, international rehabilitation intensive programmes, UK leading MS rehab, neurorehab UK leading, APEX NEURO, APEX NEURO clinic UK

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