Neurological Deficits
Neurological deficits stemming from aneurysm, seizure and/or tumor:
Neurological deficits can occur when the brain is affected by conditions such as aneurysms, seizures, or tumors. These events may disrupt normal brain function, leading to changes in movement, cognition, communication, sensation, or behavior. The type and severity of deficits vary widely depending on the location, extent, and cause of the neurological injury.
Areas We Commonly Support
- Weakness or paralysis in one or more limbs
- Difficulty with balance, coordination, or walking
- Changes in speech, language, or communication
- Cognitive challenges such as memory, attention, or problem‑solving difficulties
- Sensory changes, including numbness or altered perception
- Visual disturbances or field cuts
- Fatigue or reduced endurance
- Emotional or behavioral changes following neurological injury
How We Help
Neurological rehabilitation plays a vital role in restoring function, promoting independence, and enhancing quality of life following neurological injury or impairment. At Origami, we provide individualized, evidence-based care tailored to each person’s unique needs, including their diagnosis, symptoms, goals, and stage of recovery. Our clinicians work collaboratively with clients and families to develop treatment plans that support meaningful progress at home, at work, and in the community.
Our interdisciplinary team may include:
- Physical Therapy to improve strength, balance, gait, coordination, and mobility
- Occupational Therapy to support daily living skills, fine motor control, cognitive strategies, and functional independence
- Speech-Language Pathology to address communication, cognition, and swallowing challenges
- Specialized neurological rehabilitation approaches tailored to the specific deficits caused by an aneurysm, seizure, or tumor
- Family and caregiver education to promote understanding, safety, and supportive environments
Our compassionate team focuses on helping individuals rebuild skills, adapt to changes, and regain confidence in their daily lives.
Serving Communities Across Michigan
Origami provides comprehensive rehabilitation services for children and adults experiencing neurological deficits related to brain aneurysms, Seizure Disorders, and Brain Tumors at our locations in Mason, West Lansing, South Lansing, and Grand Blanc. We proudly serve individuals and families throughout Mid-Michigan and across the state with specialized neurological rehabilitation services, bringing expert care close to home.