Movement Disorders
Movement disorders are neurological conditions that affect the brain’s ability to control voluntary and involuntary movement. These conditions can impact balance, coordination, muscle control, and the ability to perform everyday activities. Movement disorders may be progressive or acquired and can significantly affect independence and quality of life without specialized rehabilitation.
Common Movement Disorders We Treat
- Parkinson’s disease
- Dystonia
- Ataxia
- Huntington’s disease
- Essential tremor
- Other neurological conditions affecting movement and coordination
Common Symptoms of Movement Disorders
- Tremors or involuntary movements
- Muscle stiffness or rigidity
- Slowed or reduced movement (bradykinesia)
- Poor balance or frequent falls
- Difficulty with coordination or gait
- Challenges with fine motor skills and daily tasks
How Origami Helps
Effective rehabilitation plays a critical role in managing symptoms, maintaining function, and promoting safety. At Origami Rehabilitation, we provide individualized, evidence-based care designed to support mobility, independence, and participation in daily life. Our experienced clinicians work one-on-one with each client to create treatment plans tailored to their diagnosis, symptoms, goals, and condition stage.
Our interdisciplinary rehabilitation team may include:
- Physical Therapy to improve strength, balance, gait, and mobility
- Occupational Therapy to support daily living skills, fine motor control, and functional independence
- Specialized neurological rehabilitation approaches tailored to movement disorders
Our compassionate team focuses on helping individuals adapt, build confidence, and continue doing the things they love at every stage of their rehabilitation journey.
Serving Communities Across Michigan
Origami provides comprehensive rehabilitation for children and adults with movement disorders 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 rehabilitation close to home.