Reach Rehab - Adult & Paediatric Physiotherapy

26/04/2026

New world record. Amazing 🤩 💪🏼

24/04/2026

17/04/2026

I’m excited to share this lovely article about Reach Rehab Physio, featured in a fantastic local magazine that celebrates services within our community, for our community.

What makes this even more special is that it’s been written by one of my long-standing clients, who I’ve had the privilege of supporting since she was in primary school. This is now her third published article, which is such an amazing achievement.

I’m incredibly proud of her, and I think she’s captured the ethos of Reach Rehab Physio beautifully.

Take a read here 👇

https://online.fliphtml5.com/TheStaffordshireSignal/March-2026/index.html =71

15/04/2026

Feeling very grateful today 💛

One of my lovely patients surprised me with these beautiful flowers after I supported her to a medical appointment. Completely unexpected, and honestly just so kind.

It really means a lot to be appreciated, but more than anything I’m just so pleased to be able to help. Also… how gorgeous are these blooms?! 🌼🌿

Thank you – you’ve made my day 😊

30/03/2026

Really valuable day attending a Paediatric Moving and Handling & Complex Risk Assessment course 👏📚

Great to collaborate and problem-solve with other physios—sharing ideas, experiences, and different approaches 🤝💬 It was a good reminder of the importance of thinking outside the box 🧠 when managing complex moving and handling situations and their associated risk assessments ⚖️

We also discussed the often grey area we encounter as physios—balancing rehabilitation with maintaining safety ⚠️➡️💪 So often, we are working to move clients forward physically from hospital discharge plans that can feel generic and don’t always include a clear pathway for progression 📈

As private physios, this is often where we get involved. Clients may have been deemed to have “no rehab potential” and are being fully hoisted, yet when you take the time to really understand their medical history, this doesn’t always add up 🔍

With the right approach—individualised rehab 🧩, ongoing assessment 📊, and gradual progression ⬆️—alongside reducing moving and handling equipment in line with physical improvements, we can achieve so much more ✨ This also involves retraining care teams 👥 and regularly updating moving and handling plans to reflect progress 🔄

Too often, generic bed and chair exercises alongside hoisting aren’t enough ❌ What’s needed is client-specific rehabilitation, clear progression, and alignment from everyone involved in their care to support increasing independence 🏃‍♂️

It was great to feel heard 🙌 and to openly discuss these complex cases with others who understand the challenges 💭

Feeling motivated to continue developing in this area and pursue further training 🎯 to help more clients maximise their function and rehabilitation journeys💪🚀
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16/03/2026

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Cases of invasive meningococcal disease have been confirmed in Kent. Sadly, 2 people are known to have died. It's important to know the signs of symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia. Get more info from NHS.
🔗 nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis

15/02/2026

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07/01/2026

Love this dancing 🦽...

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03/01/2026

What an absolute privilege to celebrate this amazing milestone 💚

We had the honour of attending this incredible young man’s 18th birthday party 🎉

We’ve been his physiotherapy team for the past 10 years, watching him grow, work hard, overcome challenges and, most importantly, live life to the full. Living with cerebral palsy has never defined him — his determination, joy, humour and zest for life do.

Truly inspirational. Happy 18th birthday — here’s to the next chapter 🥳✨