Abstract: Studies show that Olfactory Ensheathed Cells (OEC’s) can be an answer to reversing paraplegia, as there are neural regenerative possibilities associated with physiotherapy. The body has a complex intelligence system, controlled by the brain and spinal cord. When the spinal cord is damaged, the ability to walk is compromised. Through OEC cell transplantation, reconnection can occur in the injured region. In this clinical-qualitative research we will learn about the role and performance of intensive physiotherapy in the rehabilitation of paraplegia, through Dr. Raisman’s pioneering method, which aims to restore strength after spinal cord injury. For this formulation, articles were selected, in addition to a semi-structured interview with the patient, after approval by the Professional Ethics Committee. Therefore, we realize that intensive physiotherapeutic programs can provide excellent responses in the motor and neurological recovery of patients undergoing restorative therapies. Repetitive and intense training was beneficial to the first patient who regained walking. We understand that OEC cells are highly specialized for regeneration and can overcome this problem in relation to the CNS. Although the Project presented is classified as an Experimental Project, requiring quantitative proof, the importance of intensive physiotherapeutic plans is clear.