In terms of human development, the nervous system starts its learning process from the day we are born. In order to move, a baby will shuffle, crawl, stand, walk and run. It does not happen overnight, but takes years of learning through trial and error for the nervous system to acquire the movement patterns needed for this progression. In a single therapy session, you will replicate this by generating thousands of highly coordinated movements which can potentially start to rebuild damaged neural pathways and help relearn lost movement patterns - this is the basic principle of our therapy.

At the crux of this process is a device that provides a safe platform for the user to generate these movement patterns. All four limbs move together in a specific pattern. The device dictates how the arms, legs and trunk coordinate together, but the body has to provide the stimulus to move - it is this sequence of coordinated movements that encourages the nervous system into adapting and re-organising.

Part of the therapy process will also involve the relearning of forgotten or unstable motor functions such as walking, balance and speech.