Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a progressive neurodegenerative condition leading to muscle weakness, wasting, fasciculations, spasticity, fatigue, and - in some individuals - changes in cognition or behaviour.
Preserving function for as long as possible
Reducing symptom burden
Supporting quality of life
Maintaining dignity, comfort, and quality of life
MND involves not only motor neuron degeneration, but also network-level dysfunction across the motor cortex, premotor regions, and associated cortical networks.
Cortical hyperexcitability in early and mid-stage MND
Altered motor network connectivity
Central fatigue and cognitive strain in some patients
Neuromodulation aims to influence these dysfunctional networks, supporting efficiency of remaining neural circuits rather than attempting disease reversal.
Our programs are designed with realistic, patient-centred goals, which may include:
Neuromodulation is not positioned as a cure, but as part of a broader supportive strategy.
