Some people continue to experience movement, balance, or coordination difficulties long after a brain injury. Long-term physiotherapy may help address ongoing functional limitations through personalised exercises, walking practice, strength maintenance, and activities relevant to daily life. Explore how rehabilitation goals can change over time, why periodic reassessment is useful, and how exercises may be adapted to the person's current abilities. The purpose is to support practical function and participation, without assuming that every patient will recover at the same pace.