NextStep Orlando Paralysis Recovery Center

NextStep Orlando Paralysis Recovery Center Activity-based neuro recovery program. We work with all types of paralysis and neurological disorders. NextStep Orlando is the next step after acute care.
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NextStep Orlando is a internationally recognized non-profit organization that exists to provide an improved quality of life for individuals living with a Spinal Cord Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Transverse Myelitis and other neurological conditions. The Evidence Based Therapeutic Exercise Recovery Program at NSO is balanced with the importance of nutrition and metabolic support. NextStep Orlando is

committed to offering SCI clients the opportunity to push their self beyond the expectations of standardized medical care. THE PROGRAM:
The intense activity based therapy protocols are individually designed to increase the probability of recovery, hope and dreams that were once lost. Our programs integrate the latest advancements in technology that focuses on re-establishing motor pathways and strengthening existing signals instead of compensatory strategies. THE THEORY:
The theory behind Activity Based Therapy is to activate the neuromuscular system above and below the level of injury in order to retrain the central nervous system to recover function of a specific motor task. ABT weight-bearing exercises and motor skills training decrease spasticity and ignite the neural patterns that stimulate mobility. It draws on the central nervous system’s ability to spontaneously regenerate (neural plasticity) after injury in response to high-intensity physical activities like cycling and treadmill training. Locomotor training is a form of ABT that re-teaches walking by using a treadmill system in combination with manual assistance by specially trained staff. LT uses vigorous repetitive exercise to activate dormant nerve pathways by repeatedly stimulating the muscles and nerves below the injury site. It leads to enhanced neural communication and improvements in the ability to walk and stand while diminishing the detrimental consequences of physical inactivity such as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, incontinence and poor muscle strength

06/25/2026

Recovery has no age limit. 🩶🩵

At NextStep Orlando, our THERA-Trainer Lyra Robotic Gait Trainer helps clients of all ages—from pediatric to adult to geriatric—work toward improved mobility, endurance, balance, and walking function.

The Lyra utilizes robotic-assisted, repetitive gait training to create a natural walking pattern while providing dynamic body-weight support and pelvic stabilization. This allows clients to safely practice thousands of steps, helping stimulate muscle memory, encourage neuroplasticity, and build confidence with every session!

Three clients.�Three generations.�One goal: Keep moving forward. 💪✨

06/19/2026
Summertime means the kiddos come too!! 🩵🩶
06/18/2026

Summertime means the kiddos come too!! 🩵🩶

Join NextStep Orlando for Meat Bingo! Tomorrow night at Hollerbach’s German Restaurant in Sanford starting at 6pm 🥩‼️
06/15/2026

Join NextStep Orlando for Meat Bingo! Tomorrow night at Hollerbach’s German Restaurant in Sanford starting at 6pm 🥩‼️

We had so much fun Sunday at our Scholarship fundraiser... Who is ready for our next event?!Join NextStep Orlando for Me...
06/09/2026

We had so much fun Sunday at our Scholarship fundraiser... Who is ready for our next event?!

Join NextStep Orlando for Meat Bingo! next Tuesday, June 16th at Hollerbach's German Restaurant!!

06/09/2026

Address

8701 Maitland Summit Boulevard
Orlando, FL
32810

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14075719974

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