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NeuroRenew™
Reconnect Your Thinking.
Rebuild Everyday Confidence.
Assess · Retrain · Renew
Changes in memory, focus, processing, balance, or mental stamina can affect every part of your day. NeuroRenew™ in Edmonton combines cognitive rehabilitation and neurological physiotherapy in one clear, personalized program.
Through one-on-one care, psychological support, practical exercises, and technology selected around your needs, our In Step Physical Therapy helps you work toward clearer thinking, steadier movement, and greater confidence in daily life.
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Your Path, Step by Step
How It Works
1. Whole-Person Assessment
We review your health history, daily challenges, goals, memory, attention, movement, and balance. A psychologist may also assess cognitive concerns.
2. Technology-Supported Insight
NeuroCatch® may be used to measure attention, processing speed, and memory. Frenzel Goggles help assess dizziness and balance concerns.
3. Personalized Rehabilitation Plan
4. Real-Life Practice and Progress Review
We connect your care to work, reading, driving, exercise, screens, schedules, and conversation. Progress reviews and NeuroCatch® re-scans may help guide your plan.
What We Treat
NeuroRenew™ supports people experiencing memory lapses, reduced concentration, slower processing, difficulty multitasking, word-finding concerns, dizziness, mental fatigue, planning challenges, or reduced confidence related to concussion, stroke, brain injury, illness, or brain fog.
Who It’s For
- Concussion or persistent symptoms
- Stroke recovery
- Traumatic brain injury
- Neurological conditions
- Dizziness or balance changes
- Memory and concentration concerns
- Brain fog or long COVID
- Age-related cognitive changes
Outcomes You Can Expect
- Improved attention and recall
- Easier planning and organization
- Clearer information processing
- Better tolerance for work and screens
- Reduced mental fatigue
- Steadier balance and movement
- Greater independence
- Increased confidence in daily life
Why In Step?
Care That Connects the Brain and Body
NeuroRenew™ brings cognitive rehabilitation, neurological physiotherapy, psychological support, exercise, and vestibular care into one coordinated program.
Depending on your needs, sessions may include NeuroCatch®, Frenzel Goggles, PONS®, Bioness H200, virtual reality, balance training, and cognitive exercises.
Common Questions
Is it ever too late to begin neurological rehabilitation?
There is no single timeline that applies to everyone. An assessment can help identify your current strengths, daily barriers, and practical next steps.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
A referral is not required to book an assessment. Some insurance plans may have their own coverage requirements, which our team can help you review.
How long is the NeuroRenew™ program?
Program length depends on your starting point, goals, availability, and response to care. Your recommended schedule will be discussed after your assessment.
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Reconnect Your Thinking. Rebuild Your Confidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding NeuroRenew™
NeuroRenew™ is a coordinated program combining cognitive rehabilitation, neurological physiotherapy, psychological support, movement training, and selected technology to address memory, attention, balance, mental stamina, and everyday function.
Cognitive rehabilitation uses structured activities and practical strategies to support memory, attention, planning, organization, and problem-solving, helping people manage work, conversations, schedules, household tasks, and daily routines more confidently.
Brain and body rehabilitation considers thinking, movement, balance, fatigue, and emotional wellbeing together. This approach connects cognitive exercises with physical activity and functional tasks that reflect everyday needs.
Cognitive rehabilitation may strengthen memory strategies, attention control, task completion, and information processing. Activities are selected around your current abilities and adjusted as your confidence, tolerance, and daily function change.
NeuroRenew™ addresses cognitive and physical concerns within one coordinated plan. Alongside movement and balance work, sessions may include memory tasks, attention exercises, psychological support, and cognitive progress tracking.
Your assessment reviews health history, symptoms, daily challenges, movement, balance, memory, attention, and personal goals. Additional cognitive testing or technology-supported measurements may be included when relevant to your needs.
Conditions and Recovery
NeuroRenew™ may support people experiencing headaches, reduced focus, slowed processing, dizziness, balance changes, screen intolerance, or mental fatigue following a concussion, with activities matched to daily and return-to-activity goals.
Cognitive rehabilitation may support memory, attention, planning, communication, movement, and everyday independence following a stroke. Your program can combine cognitive activities with balance, walking, hand, and functional movement practice.
NeuroRenew™ may support people following a traumatic brain injury by addressing concentration, memory, planning, fatigue, balance, movement, and confidence through a plan connected to home, work, and community activities.
The program may support people experiencing reduced clarity, mental fatigue, slower processing, attention changes, or difficulty managing routines after illness, including long COVID, through paced cognitive and physical activities.
People living with neurological conditions may use NeuroRenew™ to work on thinking, movement, balance, stamina, and daily participation. The program is adjusted according to current abilities, goals, and medical considerations.
NeuroRenew™ may help older adults work on memory, attention, planning, balance, and confidence through structured mental and physical activities designed to support participation in daily routines and meaningful activities.
Symptoms and Everyday Function
Yes, cognitive rehabilitation may help you understand mental fatigue, pace demanding tasks, plan rest breaks, build tolerance gradually, and use practical strategies for work, screens, conversations, and daily responsibilities.
NeuroRenew™ may include vestibular care, balance exercises, eye-movement assessment, walking practice, and movement retraining to address dizziness, unsteadiness, or reduced confidence during daily activities.
Structured activities may help strengthen planning, sequencing, time management, and organization. Sessions can focus on practical tasks such as managing appointments, preparing meals, completing assignments, or organizing a workday.
Your program may address concentration, memory, screen tolerance, scheduling, multitasking, mental stamina, and communication. Activities can be connected to the specific demands of your workplace, classroom, or study routine.
Cognitive activities may support word retrieval, conversation flow, recall strategies, and communication confidence. Your provider may also recommend additional support when language concerns require another healthcare discipline.
The program may help you practise switching attention, organizing steps, reducing distractions, and completing tasks in sequence. Strategies are then applied to work, household responsibilities, conversations, and everyday routines.
Technology and Rehabilitation Tools
NeuroCatch® records selected brain responses connected with attention, information processing, and memory. The results may provide an objective reference point and help monitor changes during different stages of rehabilitation.
NeuroCatch® is non-invasive and uses sensors placed on the scalp to record brain activity. The process doesn’t deliver electrical stimulation and is generally completed while you listen to sounds.
Frenzel Goggles help providers observe eye movements that may be connected with dizziness, vertigo, or balance concerns. They may be included as part of a vestibular assessment when appropriate.
Bioness H200 may support hand and wrist movement through electrical stimulation for eligible people with upper-limb weakness. It can be combined with task practice based on individual movement goals.
Virtual reality may provide interactive activities for balance, coordination, movement, attention, and task practice. It can make sessions more engaging while allowing activities to be adjusted to the person’s abilities.
Sessions, Progress, and Booking
A session may include cognitive activities, balance work, movement practice, vestibular exercises, planning strategies, or technology-supported testing. The content depends on your current goals, symptoms, tolerance, and progress.
Progress may be reviewed through functional tasks, symptom changes, movement measures, cognitive activities, personal goals, and NeuroCatch® re-scans. These findings help guide adjustments to your rehabilitation plan.
You may receive practical activities to complete between visits, such as memory strategies, balance exercises, pacing tasks, movement practice, or planning activities. Instructions are based on your abilities and safety.
Family members may help by supporting routines, reminders, pacing, home activities, and communication strategies. Their involvement depends on your preferences, privacy, daily needs, and the goals of your program.
Direct billing may be available for eligible insurance plans and covered services. Coverage varies between providers, so patients should confirm their benefits, visit limits, referral requirements, and reimbursement conditions.
Bring relevant medical information, medication details, insurance information, and notes about your main concerns. Consider examples of tasks that feel difficult and the daily activities you want to improve.