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Erin has been a long time supporter, first as a client and now as a member of the Next Steps Board of Directors. - [Our Equipment](https://nextstepschicago.org/our-equipment/): A body weight support system that incorporates a system of pulleys, weights and bungee cord attachments that allow therapists to isolate and target specific muscle groups and use low-grade resistance to improve muscle strength, coordination, balance and functional movements - [Our Team](https://nextstepschicago.org/our-team/): Maryleen "Mary" K. Jones, PT, MPT, DHSc, CLT, NCS is an Assistant Professor at Governors State University, currently teaching courses in patient management, neurotherapeutics, clinical education, and integrative research. Mary, received her Master of Physical Therapy degree from Governors State University, and Doctor of Health Science degree from The University of Indianapolis with a concentration in Neuroscience and Adult Education. Mary is a board certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist and a Certified Lymphedema Therapist. Mary’s research interests involve chronic neurological conditions as related to function, health, wellness, and quality of life. Mary is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association, with active involvement in the Neurologic, Orthopedic, Oncology, and Acute Care Academies. Mary also serves in leadership of the Illinois Physical Therapy Association. - [Research & Education](https://nextstepschicago.org/research-education/): Research & Education As a founding member of the NRN At Next Steps we are committed to fostering an environment in which research remains our driving ambition and we strongly encourage our physical therapists to engage in research and publication. We are also fundamentally a teaching facility through our partnership and collaboration with one of the leading academic institutions for professionals pursuing masters and doctoral degrees in the rehabilitation arena. ​ Next Steps is also a member of the NeuroRecovery Network (“NRN”) through our affiliation with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. The NRN is a network of rehabilitation centers charged with developing and providing therapies that promote functional recovery for people living with paralysis. Finally, Next Steps is also engaging in clinical trials that are at the cutting edge of exploration for people afflicted with SCI. Next Steps is a not-for-profit organization with the mission of helping people living with disability. Next Steps provides the highest quality therapy with the most advanced therapeutic technology at the lowest possible cost to people who would otherwise not have access. Your generosity helps people living with severe neurological disorders fight to recover – by helping Next Steps, you give them an opportunity to maximize their recovery. Learn More about the Neuro recovery Network Click here for information on Clinical Trials Research That Transforms Care for Chronic Neurological Conditions and Where Clinical Expertise Meets Cutting‑Edge Research Clinical Director, Dr. Maryleen K. Jones, Assistant Professor at Governors State University, who conducts ongoing research targeting effective interventions and therapeutic approaches for individuals with chronic neurological conditions. Explore her nationally presented line of research. Click here for information on Clinical Trials Read the Article Spinal Cord Treatment Breakthrough New Spinal Cord Treatment in Action Real-World Results of ARC-EX Device New Spinal Cord Injury Device Now Available at Illinois Clinic Efficacy of Transcutaneous Spinal Cord Stimulation Blood Flow Restriction Training Case Report Understanding Accessibility: A Mixed Methods Study Scapular Function in Exoskeleton Gait Training Physical Therapy During Pregnancy with SCI New Spinal Cord Injury Device Now Available at Illinois Clinic Efficacy of Transcutaneous Spinal Cord Stimulation Blood Flow Restriction Training Case Report Understanding Accessibility: A Mixed Methods Study Scapular Function in Exoskeleton Gait Training Physical Therapy During Pregnancy with SCI - [Our Facility](https://nextstepschicago.org/our-facility/): Our Facility Our Facility Next Steps Chicago offers a unique fusion of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and personal trainers working closely together to provide activity-based locomotor therapy for people with neurological conditions. We are the first non-profit physical therapy and exercise facility devoted to the rehabilitation and overall wellness of people living with neurological conditions such as spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, and more. Next Steps Chicago is devoted to offering patients an exercise/rehabilitation facility that will aid them in taking their next step towards a more functional, independent, and healthy lifestyle. Not only is Next Steps committed to helping patients regain a higher quality of life, but also to support the advancement of scientific research that will aid in the treatment of spinal cord injury. ​Our staff and facility offer an environment in which clients strive for achievement in meeting functional goals and overall health improvements. Next Steps Kids A dedicated space built just for kids where therapy feels like play and every session builds toward real progress. Our pediatric therapists specialize in cerebral palsy, developmental delays, and neurological conditions, using body-weight support systems, adaptive equipment, and a purpose-designed play space to help children build strength, coordination, and confidence. Because small bodies deserve strong possibilities. - [Our Services](https://nextstepschicago.org/our-services/): ​Next Steps is committed to helping patients regain a higher quality of life​ - [Conditions We Treat](https://nextstepschicago.org/conditions-we-treat/): Conditions We Treat We are redefining recovery Conditions We Treat Spinal Cord Injury Spinal Cord Injuries can present many different ways depending on the level at which the injury occurs. Physical therapy is tailored to patients’ needs based on their level of function and goals. Physical therapy can help work on things such as wheelchair positioning, compensatory techniques, range of motion, strength training, and ambulation. Stroke Cerebrovascular Accidents can cause weakness, difficulty with skilled movement, impaired speech, and obstacles while performing activities of daily living. Physical therapy can help improve functional mobility, motor re-education, sensory awareness, and other appropriate therapeutic strategies based on a patient’s specific level of function and goals. Traumatic Brain Injury Traumatic Brain Injuries may result in difficulty with walking, speech, balance, and functional motor tasks. Physical therapy can help with these difficulties, as well as teach compensatory mechanisms to improve activities of daily living. Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy may cause abnormal muscle tone, poor posture control, motor delays, and balance impairments. Physical therapy can help normalize tone, educate patients and caregivers, increase range of motion and strength, improve balance and mobility skills, and work towards functional goals. Multiple Sclerosis ​Multiple Sclerosis may result in a patient presenting with increased fatigue, decreased balance, impaired coordination, and overall decreased mobility. Physical therapy can help patients that have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis maintain their current level of function, increase their endurance, practice balance activities, and more! Parkinson’s Disease Parkinson’s Disease can lead to difficulty initiating and stopping movements, shuffling gait patterns, poor posture, and slow movements. Physical therapy will help maximize endurance, strength, and functional mobility for people that have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Balance activities, gait training, and stretching are other important aspects that might be included in a physical therapy treatment session. Neurological Oncology ALS Neurological Oncology involves tumors of the brain or spine, causing weakness and mobility challenges. Specialized therapy helps restore strength, improve coordination, and manage symptoms . We use evidence-informed practices and advanced technology to enhance quality of life and work toward functional independence . Functional Neurological Disorders Functional Neurological Disorders involve nervous system symptoms like tremors or gait issues. Therapy focuses on retraining the brain-body connection, improving motor control, and building confidence . Our team provides one-on-one care to help patients manage symptoms and regain control over daily activities . Guillain-Barré Guillain-Barré causes rapid muscle weakness and paralysis due to nerve damage. Intensive rehabilitation is vital for rebuilding strength, improving coordination, and restoring mobility . We utilize advanced tools like robotic exoskeletons and FES systems to support recovery and achieve long-term functional goals . Vestibular and Balance Disorders Vestibular and Balance Disorders cause dizziness and instability, affecting safety and mobility. Our specialists use targeted protocols and technology like augmented reality gait training to improve balance and gaze stability . Therapy focuses on reducing fall risks and restoring confidence in daily movements . - [Contact Us](https://nextstepschicago.org/contact-us/): Contact Us Get In Touch Start Your Wellness Journey Today! Phone (708) 467-0657 Email NEXTSTEPSCHICAGO@GMAIL.COM Location Nextsteps Chicago 8434 S. Corcoran Rd. Willow Springs, Il 60480 Follow our social network Instagram Facebook Send us a message Contact FormFirst NameLast NamePhone/MobileEmailHow can we help? Submit - [Our Story](https://nextstepschicago.org/our-story/): Our Story | The Jon O’Connor Legacy Our Story We are redefining rehabilitation Jon O’Connor was an entrepreneur, visionary, philanthropist, aviation enthusiast, caring and compassionate person who’s mission allowed him to be a beacon of hope for people with neurological conditions by providing them with a place to continue their journey after their traditional therapy concluded. At the age of 29, Jon established the O’Connor Foundation to provide financial support to charities such as Maryville Academy, an Illinois orphanage for abused children. His success in the construction business, along with his passion for investing in the markets, afforded him the wherewithal to financially support such charities. Perhaps more importantly, he found time to serve as a mentor to a group that desperately needed one. Tragically, in July 2001, at his 30th birthday party in front of friends and family, he became a quadriplegic when he hit his head on an underwater obstruction after jumping off a dock. The blow left him with a C4 spinal cord injury that paralyzed him from the neck down, leaving Jon with only limited use of his right arm. After months of hospitalization and physical rehabilitation in Chicago, Jon returned home motionless and frustrated that there were no other options in the area to provide him with long-term therapeutic interventions to improve or maintain his function and health. Jon knew and believed that having access to resources that allowed an opportunity to engage in cutting-edge therapies such as gait training, functional electrical stimulation and robotic-assisted exercise programs could greatly impact a person living with spinal cord injury in a positive manner. Accompanied by his father, Jon spent the next three years looking for rehabilitation answers and alternatives across the country. Jon’s journey crossed paths with that of Christopher Reeve. Jon and Christopher spoke together of their ability to access therapies and the desperate need for others to more easily benefit as they had. Jon’s spirit, work ethic, and drive led him to return home to Chicago with a goal of creating an accessible gym for individuals living with the devastation of a spinal cord injury (“SCI”). In 2004, under Jon’s guidance, a gym was built in Willow Springs to offer low cost exercise therapy to individuals living with the catastrophic consequences related to SCI. Next Steps was created. Jon gave his plan to others in the SCI community who went on to open their own centers around the country. As word of the gym’s existence spread through the SCI community, Jon quickly realized that there was a greater need beyond the SCI community, persons experiencing and living with chronic neurological conditions also needed access to long-term rehabilitation. In 2008 Jon added a licensed physical therapist to the facility to better serve its clientele by offering aggressive, activity-based exercise rehabilitation options for both physical therapy and neuro-adaptive fitness and wellness programs. Sadly, in July 2013, the foundation lost its leader when Jon, at the age of 42, unexpectedly succumbed due to secondary effects of his paralysis. Today, the foundation continues to provide affordable, innovative, evidence based rehabilitation and exercise programs for people living with any type of neurological impairment. ​ Donate Now Mission Our Mission Our mission is to give people living with neurological conditions somewhere to keep going. Traditional rehabilitation ends on a discharge date. Function, strength, and long-term health do not, and neither should the support behind them. Next Steps is a non-profit neurological rehabilitation center in Willow Springs, serving people with spinal cord injury, stroke, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions. We work on walking, strength, and independence, and equally on cardiovascular health, bone density, and secondary complications that matter just as much over a lifetime. Why Next Steps? Next Steps Chicago offers a unique fusion of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and personal trainers working in tandem to provide functional, activity-based and specific locomotor training for people with neurological disorders. Next Steps was the first free standing, non-profit physical therapy and exercise facility devoted to the rehabilitation and overall wellness of people living with some of the most challenging and devastating injuries and disorders – SCI, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and an array of other devastating neurological conditions. Next Steps is devoted to offering patients an exercise/rehabilitation facility that will aid them in taking their next step towards a functional, independent, and healthy lifestyle. Next Steps is committed to helping patients regain a higher quality of life, while integrating and conducting scientific research in hopes of finding a cure for paralysis. Our staff and facility offer an environment and culture in which clients and therapists strive together for achievement of functional goals and improved health. Functional goals may include: improved walking and standing, transfer ability, trunk stability, posture, balance, and strength, and sport participation. Health and wellness goals include: significant gains in cardiovascular and pulmonary function, increased bone density, decreased spasticity, reduction in the risk of skin lesions, and enhanced glucose tolerance. Donate Now Our Facility NextSteps offers a unique fusion of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and personal trainers working closely together to provide activity-based locomotor therapy for people with neurological conditions. We are the first non-profit physical therapy and exercise facility devoted to the rehabilitation and overall wellness of people living with neurological conditions such as spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, and more. NextSteps is devoted to offering patients an exercise/rehabilitation facility that will aid them in taking their next step towards a more functional, independent, and healthy lifestyle. Not only is NextSteps committed to helping patients regain a higher quality of life, but also to support the advancement of scientific research that will aid in the treatment of spinal cord injury. ​Our staff and facility offer an environment in which clients strive for achievement in meeting functional goals and overall health improvements. What our patients are saying We Promised to Take Care and Delivered If I could give this place more than just five stars I would. Because every single person that works there is a star in my book. From the second you walk into Next Steps you are more than just a patient, you are a friend. A friend who receives all the support needed to forge ahead. I could go on and on about this wonderful place and amazing people but I have to keep it short and sweet. Diana C, Patient I have never met a more enthusiastic, dedicated and effective group of therapists and trainers than those at Next Steps. I actually look forward to each and every session no matter how vigorous or challenging. I keep bursting through "plateaus" ​that others have decreed. Never give up! Franz M, Patient Great place for rehabilitation and improving quality of life. The staff here give their full attention and support into your therapy. I enjoy all therapy sessions and workout classes and look forward to the time I spend at Next Steps! Jason L, Patient I have been to quite a few rehab places since my injury. This place is truly incredible. I've worked with Jim and Corey and both of them are great and know what they are doing. The machines and the equipment they have is also top of the line. Roman D ​, Patient Donate Now - [Home](https://nextstepschicago.org/): Research-Backed. 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