Neurological physiotherapy can be incredibly beneficial both before and after surgery, especially when it comes to optimising recovery and improving outcomes. 

In the pre-surgery phase, it focuses on strengthening muscles, improving joint mobility, and enhancing overall functional capacity, which helps to prepare the body for the demands of surgery and promotes faster recovery and reducing the risk of post-surgical complications post-surgery.

In the post-surgery phase, neurological physiotherapy aids in restoring motor control, reducing pain, and preventing movement dysfunction by targeting specific neural pathways involved in movement. 

The rehabilitation process may involve techniques to retrain muscle activation, improve proprioception, and enhance mobility, helping patients regain independence and return to daily activities more quickly. 

For those with neurological conditions, the therapist may focus on addressing altered movement patterns, compensations, or neural impairments that could impede healing, ultimately supporting a smoother and more efficient recovery process.