Neurological rehabilitation uses a variety of methods to reduce the effects of individuals' brain and nervous system disorders and improve their functional abilities. These methods are often applied with a multidisciplinary approach and may include the following elements:

Physical therapy: Exercises and manipulations are used to regain mobility, increase muscle strength, and improve balance/coordination.

Speech Therapy Therapy sessions are organized to improve speech, language and swallowing skills. This may help individuals with problems such as aphasia (language impairment) or dysphagia (difficulty swallowing).

Cognitive therapy: Cognitive exercises and strategies are used to improve cognitive functions (memory, attention, problem solving) and increase independence in daily living activities.

Rehabilitation techniques: Functional independence is achieved through the use of special devices, supportive devices (e.g., cane or wheelchair), and adaptive technologies.

Psychosocial support: Support is provided for the emotional and psychological needs of patients and their families. It may be provided by psychologists, social workers or counselors.

Training and consultancy: Training and consultancy services are provided to inform patients about the disease and to ensure that patients and their families understand and manage the treatment process.

The use of these methods may vary depending on the patient's condition and needs. A neurological rehabilitation program is customized by an expert rehabilitation team, taking into account the patient's goals and personal needs.