salveo forma - Physiotherapy

15/08/2025

Excellent feedback, Kerry is making a real difference to the residents at Bupa UK.

09/07/2025

Brilliant feedback received from family members for Cathy and Kerry who have been providing occupational therapy and physiotherapy to residents at Upton Bay. Well done ladies 🥰👏.

We love coming to Upton Bay. It's a fabulous care home providing high quality and personalised care to their residents.

https://www.barchester.com/home/upton-bay-care-home
Upton Bay Care Home - Barchester Healthcare

Upton Bay Care Home1 Hoyal Road, Poole, BH15 4HYGet directions01202088075Residential careDementia careRespite / Short stayMevin SohoryeGeneral Manager For friends and family01202 679 529We are holding an Open Day on Saturday 21st June. Please come along to meet the team and find out more about life....

08/07/2025

We are excited to be supporting The Links Care Home in Broadstone with regular physiotherapy input. Kerry our fantastic elderly care specialist is helping to reduce falls risk, improve balance and mobility, assess equipment needs, as well as helping to keep residents as independent as possible.

A fabulous care home, working towards the same goals as ourselves.

Bupa UK

19/05/2025

Meet the team.

We have a team of fabulous therapists covering a wide range of conditions.

We specialise in physiotherapy/OT and rehabilitation at home.

Treating adults and children (of any age) our therapists have extensive experience and knowledge to provide you with the best treatment and care they can.

We prefer to see you at home in a familiar environment enabling us to provide a personalised treatment and exercise programme to suit you.

Covering Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire.

Please check out our website to find out more about us.

www.salveo-forma.com
07384 590177

14/02/2025

A really useful guide for anyone who loves someone with dementia.

1 in 2 of us are likely to be impacted by dementia in our lifetime, whether that's experiencing it ourselves or from a loved one leading to significant changes in your daily routine and relationships.

The following guide offers support and advice and shares others experiences.

07/02/2025

Exercise is critical for people living with Parkinson's Disease to maintain optimal health. It has been shown to slow the progression of Parkinson's symptoms as well as improving balance, mobility and cognitive function.

Tailored exercises including balance, resistance and strengthening work can significantly reduce the risk of falls. People with Parkinson's are two to three times likely to fall which can result in major injury or hospital admission.

Physiotherapy intervention can help manage the symptoms of Parkinson's, slow down disease progression as well as helping to maintain mobility and independence.

If you'd like to find out more, please get in touch.

enquiries@salveo-forma.com
www.salveo-forma.com
07384 590177

"I now understand how important regular exercise is for slowing the progression of the condition and managing symptoms. I also hope that my effort will inspire other people living with Parkinson’s to find their own challenge, come forward to tell their own stories about living with Parkinson’s and support the charity."

Bob North, 70, decided to raise money by rowing a half marathon to help the development of better treatments and potentially a cure for Parkinson's after his diagnosis in 2023.

He advises that the key to maintaining the habit of regular exercise is to find something you enjoy doing. He chose rowing as it is a great all-round exercise which he enjoyed in his youth and therefore expresses that it was natural for him to return to the rowing machine as the basis of an exercise regime.

The fundraiser will take place at Hereford Leisure Pool on Saturday, February 8 starting at 9.30am. He also mentions that the satisfaction he gets from achieving his goals is set is a tremendous lift for my mental health and as a direct result of my diagnosis I am leaner, stronger and fitter.

“Since my diagnosis I have learnt of Parkinson’s UK's important work funding research into the condition and supporting people living with Parkinson’s and those who support and care for them.

“I also hope that my effort will inspire other people living with Parkinson’s to find their own challenge, come forward to tell their own stories about living with Parkinson’s and support the charity.”

A huge thank you to Bob, and his dedication and kindness to raising awareness and funds for the Parkinson’s community.

23/01/2025

Waiting for NHS community therapy team and keen to avoid further loss of function or decline? We can help!

We are a specialist private home physiotherapy team and can visit you at home while you are waiting for NHS therapy to start.

Our aim is to prevent mobility decline, reduce falls risk, aid function and improve confidence in and outside of the home.

We can also provide equipment, postural and seating advice.

Get in touch for a no obligation chat about your needs.

Avoid long waiting lists and get started with your rehab now!

Covering areas around Dorset, Hampshire & Wiltshire.

www.salveo-forma.com
Enquiries@salveo-forma.com
07384 590177

24/12/2024

Wishing everyone a Merry Xmas and a healthy and happy New Year 🌲🎄❤️

09/11/2024

We are very excited to have a beautiful new clinic room available to use for acupuncture and physiotherapy in Poole. Owned by the lovely Rachel, a registered nurse and prescriber at ISkincare.

www.salveo-forma.com
07384 590177
enquiries@salveo-forma.com

12/10/2024

It's World Arthritis Day today. Helping to raise awareness about arthritis and the impact it has on millions of people around the world. A condition which causes pain, inflammation, stiffness and disability. World Arthritis Day helps to promote early diagnosis and intervention.

For further information the following websites have some fantastic advice and guidance...

www.versusarthritis.org
www.arthritisaction.org.uk
www.nras.org.uk
www.ageuk.org.uk › arthritis
https://www.arthritis.org

15/09/2024

Exercising with osteoarthritis. Have a read of our latest blog to find out more.

In OA the cartilage and other tissues within a joint break down and cause narrowing of the joint space. Bony spurs can also develop resulting in joint deformity. These changes are not caused by normal "wear and tear" of a joint. This structural breakdown is thought to occur due to the rel

07/09/2024

Setting off on the Jurassic Coast Mighty Hike marathon to raise funds for cancer wish us luck!