We recognise that any form of neurological condition impacts more than just our physical body. Neurological conditions can be life long, and so different types of therapy and intensities of therapy may be required at different stages of your journey.
We are able to offer a variety of therapy types to aid in ensuring a holistic approach to your concerns.
Physiotherapy
It is very rare that a neurological condition does not impact our physical mobility in one way or another. Our physiotherapists are passionate about teaching you how to regain and maintain functional and natural movement. We closely assess your lying, sitting and standing postures, and where appropriate, work with you to improve your ability to feel safe and confident as you move in and out of these different postures. For some, regaining and maintaining quality, ease, and speed of walking is the aim. Our physiotherapists will closely assess your mobility skills and unlock the potential you may have.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Occupational Therapy translates as 'therapy for your day to day occupations' - be that dressing, shopping, driving, or simply maintaining intimate relationships. We look at the physical, cognitive and psychological aspects of your condition, and support you to understand the challenges you may be facing. Our OT specialises in upper limb rehab, mood and motivation, cognitive rehab, and fatigue management and visual changes. We also offer support to families who are struggling to adjust with a change in role and family dynamic.
Personal Training
Sometimes we need a bit of help to maintain our get up and go attitude! Our personal trainer understands what you will be trying to achieve from a physiotherapy perspective, whilst simultaneously will support you to regain your overall strength and fitness. Often after a neurological event our cardiovascular fitness can be neglected - our personal training sessions aim to ensure this doesn't happen.
Speech and Language Therapy (SLT / SALT)
Speech and Language Therapy support adults with neurological conditions, such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, MS, MND, or brain injury to improve or maintain their communication, speech and language abilities. We assess each person’s strengths and needs, provide tailored therapy, and offer practical strategies to help people communicate effectively in everyday life. We also work closely with families, carers, and the wider multidisciplinary team to ensure joined‑up, person‑centred care. Our goal is to help individuals stay safe, independent, and connected within their community.
We are able to offer a variety of therapy types to aid in ensuring a holistic approach to your concerns.
Physiotherapy
It is very rare that a neurological condition does not impact our physical mobility in one way or another. Our physiotherapists are passionate about teaching you how to regain and maintain functional and natural movement. We closely assess your lying, sitting and standing postures, and where appropriate, work with you to improve your ability to feel safe and confident as you move in and out of these different postures. For some, regaining and maintaining quality, ease, and speed of walking is the aim. Our physiotherapists will closely assess your mobility skills and unlock the potential you may have.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Occupational Therapy translates as 'therapy for your day to day occupations' - be that dressing, shopping, driving, or simply maintaining intimate relationships. We look at the physical, cognitive and psychological aspects of your condition, and support you to understand the challenges you may be facing. Our OT specialises in upper limb rehab, mood and motivation, cognitive rehab, and fatigue management and visual changes. We also offer support to families who are struggling to adjust with a change in role and family dynamic.
Personal Training
Sometimes we need a bit of help to maintain our get up and go attitude! Our personal trainer understands what you will be trying to achieve from a physiotherapy perspective, whilst simultaneously will support you to regain your overall strength and fitness. Often after a neurological event our cardiovascular fitness can be neglected - our personal training sessions aim to ensure this doesn't happen.
Speech and Language Therapy (SLT / SALT)
Speech and Language Therapy support adults with neurological conditions, such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, MS, MND, or brain injury to improve or maintain their communication, speech and language abilities. We assess each person’s strengths and needs, provide tailored therapy, and offer practical strategies to help people communicate effectively in everyday life. We also work closely with families, carers, and the wider multidisciplinary team to ensure joined‑up, person‑centred care. Our goal is to help individuals stay safe, independent, and connected within their community.
