Patients are provided educational materials and information regarding outside community resources. Services Available Movement disorders affect the patient and their families in many ways. Neurologists, specializing in movement disorders, conduct an initial neurological examination as well as provide ongoing treatment. Botulinum treatment for dystonia including blepharospasm is available. Physical therapists provide rehabilitative treatment for development of ambulatory skills through exercise and gait training.
Occupational therapists aid in adaptation to self-care activities, work and leisure skills.
Clinical dieticians help you develop diets to meet your specific nutritional needs. Health care psychologists address emotional and intellectual adaptations associated with the disability. Speech therapists provide treatment aids and family education for speech difficulties. The social worker helps with personal, social and emotional problems surrounding the disorder. A clinical data bank and register of available resources provide complete information for patients and their families.