Person-centred physiotherapy for people living with Alzheimer's disease — improving mobility, independence, safety and quality of life while supporting caregivers with practical strategies.
Physiotherapy for Alzheimer’s focuses on preserving mobility, reducing falls, maintaining functional independence in activities of daily living (ADLs), and improving quality of life through tailored, safe exercise and environment-based strategies.
Our approach integrates physical training with cognitive tasks, caregiver coaching, and home modifications — adapting as the disease progresses so therapy remains meaningful and achievable.
Practical, measurable improvements that support daily living.
Reduced fall risk through balance training and safer movement patterns.
Preserve independence in dressing, bathing, toileting and transfers for longer.
Training in safe handling, pacing, and activity planning to reduce caregiver strain.
Dual-task exercises that combine movement with memory or attention tasks to boost function.
A person-centred evaluation to make therapy safe, effective and practical.
We adapt interventions as needs change over time.
Assessment → Personalised therapy → Caregiver empowerment.
Comprehensive assessment of mobility, cognition and home environment.
Targeted physiotherapy sessions, exercise and dual-task training, and caregiver practice.
Ongoing reviews, home modifications and support to sustain gains and reduce caregiver burden.
Book an Alzheimer's physiotherapy assessment to get a personalised plan for mobility, safety and daily life.
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