Facilitated movement training is a hands-on physiotherapy approach that helps individuals improve the quality, coordination, and efficiency of their movements following a neurological injury or condition. Neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and spinal cord injury can affect the brain's ability to control movement, leading to weakness, altered movement patterns, or difficulty performing everyday tasks. Through skilled guidance and targeted practice, the physiotherapist helps facilitate more effective movement strategies, encouraging the activation of appropriate muscles and improving motor control. Facilitated movement training is integrated into meaningful functional activities and tailored to each individual's goals, helping to improve mobility, independence, and participation in daily life.