Neuro Rehab Services

05/02/2026

We are delighted to share this client update. You may remember that he recently mastered jumping, and now he is able to jog on the spot! When we initially met him, he was walking with a stick and had foot drop. He is nearing his goal of being able to run after his grandson, and we are so proud of his incredible progress and determination ⭐️

04/02/2026

On world cancer day, we recognise the incredible determination and progress made by our clients past and present who have been affected by cancer. Cancer, and cancer treatment can affect the nervous system and vestibular systems in many ways. We are honoured to be part of our client’s rehabilitation journeys, facing some of the challenges together

03/02/2026

High level functional vestibular rehab today for a client who presented with complex dizziness. We are nearing the end of his treatment programme and working on improving head/eye control and balance when crossing a road. Using letters challenged his ability to scan with his eyes, turn his head and stabilise his vision during functional tasks. He has made incredible progress from being unable to stand with his feet together to high level balance work

30/01/2026

Upper limb rehab session, including use of a mirror box

27/01/2026

Busy, productive, and rewarding day at Neuro Rehab Services!

- Assessed 2 new clients. - received several messages of thanks
- Initiated a neuro rehab programme including use of electrotherapy
- Treated long-standing dizziness with the Epley manoeuvre, with promising initial results
- Notable improvements in a client following head injury and complex vestibular disorder
- A client with a spinal cord injury achieved the fastest and best quality walk for months
- Steady progress with upper limb rehab for a client following head injury and hand surgery

Feeling blessed to be able to work with our wonderful clients

27/01/2026

We are very proud to share this lovely feedback from one of our clients case managers.

23/01/2026

There is lots of evidence for the positive benefits of exercise for people with Parkinson’s. Studies suggest that exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson’s as well as helping a range of symptoms, so this group will make a real difference 💙

23/01/2026

This lovely ghost has pride of place in clinic after one of our clients made it for us. (There is a back story where the word “goat” was misheard as “ghost”) I adore the ghost and the thought behind it, as well as the laughter when he was given to us! We are so lucky to have such wonderful clients 🥰

23/01/2026

We are very proud to share this update of one of our clients presenting with footdrop. This gentleman kindly allowed us to share a video in the past, when he achieved heel strike for the first time while standing at the parallel bars. Despite this achievement, he has struggled to achieve heel strike when walking in an open space without support. The start of the video shows him a few months ago, walking with his toes touching the floor first. The end of the video shows him walking in the open room with his heel touching the floor before his toes, for the first time in 12 months!

21/01/2026

A stroke can affect an individual in countless ways. There are the direct effects, such as changes to movement, mobility, speech, cognition and vision. Then there are the secondary effects such as social isolation. One of our clients had become very withdrawn after his stroke left him housebound. Since starting therapy with us, he has demonstrated physical changes, with improved muscle activity and reduced pain. However, the biggest change has been how bright, happy and engaged he is during sessions, making jokes and starting conversations. His sister sent this lovely message stating that her brother is more like his usual self again, and it is one of the best compliments we could hope for. It is a pleasure to be a part of his rehab journey.

16/01/2026

16/01/2026

One important part of our role is educating clients about their condition and symptoms. We have the luxury of time during our appointments to allow education and questions. This lovely message was from a new client who attended an initial assessment yesterday. She has a very unusual and rare condition, and one of the first things she said was “everyone thinks I’m mad”. By taking time to fully question and assess her, we were able to explain the cause of her symptoms and develop a plan to optimise her mobility, balance, safety and independence. We helped her to understand her symptoms and empowered her to explain her condition to friends and family