Assess movement
We look at your gait, balance, transfers, strength, and the situations where instability affects you most.
Neurological, gait & balance care
Individualized rehabilitation to help improve stability, walking mechanics, and confidence for people managing neurological conditions or balance-related movement concerns.
Steadier, more confident movement
Gait and balance concerns can come from neurological conditions, prior injury, general deconditioning, or fall-risk factors. An individualized evaluation looks at how you walk, transfer, and move so that care can be shaped around the factors affecting your stability.
Care may include movement and gait assessment, balance training, strength and coordination work, practical strategies for stairs and uneven surfaces, and a home exercise program.
Your evaluation
Each plan is individualized. We focus on practical movement, clear education, and progress-based planning while respecting your priorities and any medical guidance you have received.
We look at your gait, balance, transfers, strength, and the situations where instability affects you most.
Care can include targeted balance and strength training to support more confident movement.
Home-based support and practical strategies for daily situations may be part of your plan when appropriate.
Care where you live
Practicing balance and walking in your own home and neighborhood can make it easier to apply what you learn to the situations you actually face day to day. In-home physical therapy may be a helpful option when travel is difficult or when your home environment is the most practical place to build these skills.
Care with Dr. Monika
Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT brings more than 13 years of clinical experience and an approach grounded in careful listening, movement-based treatment, education, and individualized planning.
Common questions
Physical therapy can support people managing unsteady walking, fall-risk concerns, neurological conditions, and general balance or mobility limitations. An individualized evaluation helps identify the factors contributing to your specific concerns.
No. While gait and balance therapy often supports people with neurological conditions or stroke recovery, it can also help with general fall-risk concerns, strength and mobility limitations, and confidence with walking on uneven surfaces or stairs.
Home-based visits may be a helpful option when practicing balance and mobility in your own environment supports your goals, or when travel is difficult. Source Motion can discuss whether home-based care is an appropriate fit for you.
Call to schedule an evaluation, or book a free 15-minute discovery call to ask questions first.