Booking Your Sessions

We use the Jane app for all bookings. You can book sessions independently, manage your schedule, and cancel up to 36 hours in advance without being charged. We recommend booking early to secure your preferred times.

Initial Assessment

To book your first assessment, please contact us at info@reyu.ca. We’ll match you with the right trainer and time. You’ll also need to create a Jane profile and complete the intake form on the app.

Cancellations must be made at least 36 hours in advance. Late cancellations are subject to 100% of the session fee.

To cancel:

• Within 36 hours: Call us at 587-938-7398 or email info@reyu.ca

• More than 36 hours in advance: Cancel directly through the Jane app, or contact us by phone or email

You can book your session with any trainer. If you are booking for a child, make sure it is with a pediatric trainer. Checking the schedule on Jane will help you see who is available during your preferred time.

• To help you feel comfortable and supported during your session, please bring the following items:

  • Comfortable clothing

  • Water bottle

  • Any support tools you use regularly, such as:

    • AFOs

    • Compression suits

    • Ab binders

  • Supportive shoes with a hard sole

We support a diverse community of clients with a wide range of neurological conditions.

For adults, this may include spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, strokes, multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, and more.
For children, this may include sensory processing disorders, cerebral palsy, or rare genetic conditions.

If you have an injury or any discomfort before your session, let your trainer know right away. Your sessions should never cause pain, and your trainer can tailor the workout to work around any issues you have safely.

Let your trainer know about any pressure sores. They can provide guidance based on the location and severity of the sore.

We are listed under Kinesiology or Exercise Therapy. Some plans have coverage for this. We are not covered under physical therapy, as we are not physiotherapists.

There is plenty of free parking available on site. We have four large accessible stalls on the west side of the building.

The brain work we complete at ReYu can often making you feel tired. We encourage naps as the nervous system heals with rest! You may also have some muscle soreness. Bring up any concerns you may have with your trainer.

Our trainers work to make each session with clients as effective as possible. However, home exercises—often called “homework”—are an essential part of the recovery process and should be practiced regularly in your own environment. Performing exercises at home that align with your goals greatly supports your progress.

Since clients typically have only a few hours per week with our trainers, using the recommended strategies outside of sessions helps maintain momentum. Trainers will suggest a certain number of hours per week for home practice, but you are welcome to commit as much time as you like.

ReYu began in 2013 when Bean, a woman living with paralysis, sought more than traditional therapy offered. After discovering a neurorecovery program in California that yielded remarkable results, she returned to Edmonton and connected with trainer Nancy Morrow to implement a home-based program. Their success led to the establishment of ReYu Paralysis Recovery Centre, co-founded by Bean and Nancy on February 27, 2017. The centre officially opened its doors on April 3, 2017, renting space from the Parkinson Association of Alberta. The name “ReYu” reflects the mission to “Reconnect, Retrain, and Redefine” individuals, helping them become elevated versions of themselves. Today, ReYu has grown to a team of 12 staff members, serving over 300 clients, with a 5,300 sq ft facility in Edmonton. The centre continues to expand its services, including a children’s program, and remains dedicated to promoting neurorecovery through innovative therapies.