Gait training is performed to improving gait patterns through exercises focused on stride length, step height, weight shifting, and rhythmic cueing techniques to facilitate smoother and more efficient walking.

Balance training exercises, proprioceptive training, and vestibular rehabilitation techniques can be used to improve balance and reduce fall risk.

Functional movement patterns such as getting up out of a chair, rolling in bed, stepping over obstacles, getting up and down off the ground are all movement patterns that are practiced to make sure that the patient can maintain I with activities of daily living (ADLs). Adaptive equipment and assistive devices may be recommended to help individuals maintain independence and safety.

Physical therapists provide education on all Neurological condition symptoms, disease progression, and self-management strategies. They teach individuals how to perform exercises correctly and develop a home exercise program to maintain gains achieved in therapy and promote long-term adherence to exercise.