Neuro Rehab Services

20/03/2026

This wonderful review for our hand therapy service is the perfect end to the week. This client made fantastic progress under Jennie’s guidance

18/03/2026

15/03/2026

We are very grateful to have received another 5 star google review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

06/03/2026

We’re thrilled to celebrate the progress made by our clients in hand therapy this week! 🌟 Under the expert guidance of our hand therapist Jennie, they’ve worked tirelessly to regain function and overcome challenges following hand injuries.

We’re delighted to see improved levels of function, reduced pain, and better sleep reported by our clients. One client has already experienced significant progress in just one week!

A huge thank you to Jennie and our dedicated team for their support and expertise. We’re proud to be part of our clients’ recovery journeys and look forward to seeing their continued progress!

04/03/2026

This March, we’re joining the movement to raise awareness for brain tumour awareness month. Landmarks around the UK are lighting up in pink and yellow, and we’re showing our support right here at Neuro Rehab Services. Early diagnosis is crucial, so let’s spread the word about the signs and symptoms. These can include:
- Persistent headaches
- Seizures
- Vision or hearing problems
- Balance and coordination issues
- Personality or cognitive changes

We’re proud to support our clients, past and present, who are living with and recovering from brain tumours. Your strength and resilience inspire us every day.

03/03/2026

Our tailored exercise programs are a key component of the rehabilitation journey, complementing therapy sessions and empowering clients to continue their progress at home. Designed to be both challenging and achievable, these programs help reinforce new skills and promote ongoing improvement. By practicing regularly, our clients can optimize their recovery and achieve the best possible outcomes 🌟

18/02/2026

It has been an exciting week of deliveries. Today we received a Buckingham Glideboard, which improves ease of transfers compared to a standard slideboard. We can’t wait to use it tomorrow to help a client progress from using a full hoist for transfers. This will allow them to improve independence, allow a more active transfer and work towards achieving car transfers

17/02/2026

I’m pleased to be able to share another clip from the Headed Impact documentary, talking about second impact syndrome and why it is important not to return to sport too soon following concussion

17/02/2026

Today is the Atherstone ball game. We would like to make clients aware that there are some road closures in Atherstone today as a result, and journey times into clinic may be longer than usual.

16/02/2026

Our newest piece of equipment- a U step walker which can be particularly beneficial for people with Parkinson’s Disease, and Atypical Parkinson’s such as PSP

14/02/2026

We’re so pleased to share remarkable progress from one of our clients with an extremely rare condition: a complication following cancer treatment affecting only a handful of people in the UK.

When she first started therapy with us 3 sessions ago, her balance, mobility, and vestibular system were severely impacted. She struggled to stand without support, experienced constant visual instability, and severe car sickness. Her dynamic visual acuity test score was 5 (normal is 2 or less). This indicates poor function of the vestibular system.
Fast forward to yesterday’s review:
- Dynamic visual acuity score improved to 1, indicating significant vestibular system recovery
- Vision stable in sitting, standing, and marching
- No car sickness
- Standing unsupported for over 30 seconds

Her feedback was truly inspiring: She said that all of her treatment so far had involved having things done to her, or for her. Physiotherapy empowered her to have some control over her health and recovery. She was told that she would need to learn to live with her symptoms so she is thrilled to show improvements after only a few sessions.

We’re so honoured to be a part of her recovery story