Move4ward

☕🥞 Join us this Saturday at Project Neuro’s Coffee Morning!

📍 Williamson Hall, Duff Avenue, Elgin
🕤 9:30am – 12:00pm

Come along for what might just be the best homemade pancakes in Scotland, enjoy a coffee and a chat, and meet members and charity representatives from the amazing neurological community including people living with MS, Stroke, Parkinson’s, Muscular Dystrophy and more.

You’ll also have the chance to try our Flex4ward system and see how innovative technology is helping people move, recover and regain confidence.

🎁 Plus, enter the raffle to win an incredible hamper worth over £300, packed with goodies from Johnston’s, Baxter’s and Glenlivet.

Every penny raised helps Project Neuro invest in vital new equipment and support more people across Moray.

We’d love to see you there! ❤️

£5 Entry - Unlimited tea / coffee & cakes 😉

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If you’ve been supported by us either as a patient, friend, or family member, we’d love it if you could leave us a quick review on either Google or Facebook.

Your words help others find the right support when they need it most.

As a thank‑you, everyone who leaves a review this month (June) will be entered into a draw to win a very funky Mobot water bottle/foam roller (RRP £55).

Your voice genuinely makes a difference. Thank you !

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Today, Deirdre presented Move4ward with an incredible cheque for £3,023.60, which will help us continue developing our wireless dual-channel muscle stimulation device designed to help people walk more independently.

If a piece of equipment doesn’t exist, but could make a real difference to our patients, we’ll find a way to create it

As a full-time powerchair user who cannot walk independently, Deirdre used our prototype device to walk over 1,000 metres in April — something that once seemed out of reach.

This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the generosity, encouragement and belief of everyone who sponsored her journey. Thank you for helping turn possibility into reality.

At Move4ward, we see every day that progress happens when determination, innovation and community come together.

Believe in the impossible. Sometimes, it’s just the beginning. 💙

That sheer look of determination…😱

After more than 4 years off her feet, today Kay stood independently once again.

This moment has been built step by step through hard work, determination and a tailored rehabilitation programme using the Motomed, Power Plate, core strengthening, weight shifting exercises and so much more.

Progress is always possible, no matter how long the journey has been.

Fabulous work Kay … 🎉🎉🎉

Great day of CPD training with almost all the Move4ward team together at The Oxygen Works 💙

We explored the Anatomy in Motion (AiM) model, focusing on treating causes rather than symptoms, discussed the latest research and developments around FND, and even finished the day with a boxing lesson (can’t say much more about this… due to the first rule of Fight Club ..🥊)

Always learning, always evolving, always striving to give our patients the very latest and very best treatments and care.

Alina took a nasty fall on the stairs, resulting in fractures to her tibia and fibula, which required surgery in Aberdeen to pin and plate this.

Now 6 weeks post-op, she’s putting in the work 💪 using our Alter-G treadmill to partially weight bear, safely rebuild her walking pattern and speed up recovery. Alongside that, she’s been using our CryoPro ice and compression system at home to keep any swelling under control.

She’s making fantastic progress, and we’re confident it won’t be long before she’s back on her feet doing what she loves, at the hugely popular 19 Crepes & Coffee in Batchen Street, Elgin.