Neuro Suit
What Is the NeuroSuit?
The NeuroSuit aligns and stabilizes the body, providing simultaneous dynamic support and customized resistance. By encouraging proper structural alignment and distributing strategically weighted feedback across key muscle groups, it helps children experience improved joint loading and enhanced movement quality.
As a core pillar of SRP’s 3-week intensive therapy blocks, the suit is worn during two-hour structured therapy sessions under the close supervision of our specialized physiotherapists and occupational therapists. The system consists of interconnected components—including a supportive vest, shorts, joint pads, specialized footwear attachments, and optional head supports—all linked by flexible elastic bands. These dynamic tension cords promote proper body posture, balance, and motor control during real-world functional.
NeuroSuit at a Glance
- What it is: A therapy suit interlocked by bungee-type cords
- Worn for: Two-hour periods, supervised by physiotherapists and occupational therapists
- Used in: Intensive therapy and weekly sessions of at least two hours
- Components: Vest, shorts, knee and elbow pads, gloves, shoe attachments, and a hat if needed
- First step: A free discovery session with our team
- Not sure where to start? Discuss your child’s goals with our team to find the right path forward.
Creates new pathways
Retrains the central nervous system and creates new pathways to and from the brain, allowing new or improved motor skills to be formed.
Muscle tone
Provides resistance to strong muscles to further enhance strengthening while supporting weak muscles.
Dynamic correction
Provides dynamic correction of movements, reinforcing proper movement during skills such as walking, crawling, and maintaining upright positions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Paediatric therapy focuses on helping infants, children, and young adults develop the essential motor, cognitive, speech, and functional skills needed for daily life. At SRP, our team works to enhance physical strength, movement control, communication, and independence in a supportive, fun environment.
If you notice your child struggling with motor milestones (like sitting, crawling, or walking), coordination, balance, fine motor skills, speech clarity, or everyday routines, therapy can help. We offer comprehensive initial assessments to pinpoint your child’s unique needs and guide you toward the right therapy plan.
A formal referral from a GP or pediatrician is generally not required to access our private services. However, if you plan to claim funding or rebates through programs such as Medicare or NDIS, a doctor’s referral or specific plan documentation may be needed.
The initial appointment focuses on an in-depth evaluation. Our therapists assess your child’s range of motion, strength, posture, balance, and developmental milestones while discussing your goals as a family. Based on these findings, we create a tailored treatment plan tailored specifically to your child.
If you notice your child struggling with motor milestones (like sitting, crawling, or walking), coordination, balance, fine motor skills, speech clarity, or everyday routines, therapy can help. We offer comprehensive initial assessments to pinpoint your child’s unique needs and guide you toward the right therapy plan.
