WE TREAT
THOSE LIVING WITH CANCER
Exercise is often referred to as “medicine” for cancer patients due to its numerous benefits.
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CANCER CAN BRING A RANGE OF
SYMPTOMS AND DISABILITIES
Living with cancer can bring a range of symptoms and disabilities, depending on the type, stage, and treatment involved.
Common challenges include:
Fatigue
Persistent tiredness that affects daily life.
PAIN
Chronic or acute pain from cancer or treatments.
MOBILITY ISSUES
Muscle weakness, stiffness, or joint problems.
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
Memory and concentration difficulties, often referred to as “chemo brain.”
Breathing issues
Shortness of breath or reduced lung function.
Emotional challenges
Anxiety, depression, or mood swings.
Lymphedema
Swelling in the limbs due to lymphatic issues.
Nutrition challenges
Weight loss, appetite changes, or difficulty swallowing.
WE FOCUS ON
EXERCISE
Exercise is often referred to as “medicine” for cancer patients due to its numerous benefits. Research supports the idea that regular physical activity can play a critical role in cancer care and recovery. Key points include:
- Symptom Management: Exercise helps alleviate common symptoms such as fatigue, pain, and anxiety, improving overall quality of life.
- Physical Function: It enhances strength, flexibility, and endurance, enabling patients to maintain or regain their physical capabilities.
- Mental Health: Regular physical activity can reduce feelings of depression and anxiety, promoting better emotional well-being.
- Immune Support: Exercise can enhance immune function, which is vital during and after cancer treatment.
- Recovery and Rehabilitation: It can aid in quicker recovery post-surgery or treatment and helps patients regain independence.
- Long-Term Health: Exercise may lower the risk of cancer recurrence and improve overall health outcomes.
THE BENEFITS OF
COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION
We offer specialised assessment, treatment, and management for individuals diagnosed with cancer. Our dedicated team comprises specialist physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, psychologists, and specialist rehabilitation exercise trainers, ensuring holistic care and support throughout. Our specialist physiotherapists and rehabilitation exercise trainers design tailored exercise programmes to help individuals with cancer regain strength, mobility, and overall well-being.
OUR APPROACH
HOME-based therapy
EXercise is medicine
Incorporating exercise into our rehabilitation programmes is a key component of our approach. Research has shown that exercise can have numerous benefits for cancer patients, including improved physical function, reduced fatigue, and enhanced quality of life.
Compassion and understanding
Whether you’re seeking physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, or psychological support, we are here to provide compassionate and comprehensive care to individuals living with cancer.
REVIEWS
PATIENT TESTIMONIALS
Step-by-step
HOW WE WORK
STEP 1
PHONE ASSESSMENT
Book a free call to discuss your needs and goals
STEP 2
Matching process
We pair you with the right therapist for your situation
STEP 3
Therapist Visit
Your therapist comes to you, fully briefed
STEP 4
Comprehensive Assessment
A tailored assessment based on your needs and goals
STEP 5
Discussion & management Plan
A personalised roadmap for your rehabilitation journey
MEET THE PHYSIOS
REHAB PHYSIO TEAM
Lucy
Co-Founder & Physiotherapist
Lucy has 18 years of experience across acute, community, public, and private healthcare settings, specialising in neurological rehabilitation and older adults. She has a strong interest in rehabilitation technology, including FES devices and the Mollii suit, and supports patients both at home and in rehabilitation gyms.
Gemma
Co-Founder & Physiotherapist
Gemma has over 15 years of experience specialising in cancer, respiratory, and neurological conditions across hospital and community rehabilitation settings. She is an adaptive and inclusive trainer (ATA) with expertise in intensive care and hydrotherapy, supporting clients both locally and internationally.
Kate
Co-Founder & Physiotherapist
Kate has over 15 years of clinical experience, with the past 10 years focused on neurorehabilitation for brain injuries, stroke, and long-term neurological conditions. She is Neurofit-trained, an Adaptive and Inclusive Trainer (ATA), and combines Pilates with tailored rehabilitation programmes in both home and rehab gym settings.
Jackie
Physiotherapist
Jackie previously worked at The Wellington Hospital and now combines clinical work with a junior practice management role at Rehab Physio London. She is Neurofit-trained with expertise in strength and conditioning, hydrotherapy, electrical stimulation, FES bike therapy, and Parkinson’s rehabilitation through PD Warrior training.
Lea
Physio Assistant
Lea is a Physiotherapy Assistant and Senior Administrator at Rehab Physio London, with over 10 years of experience in neurorehabilitation and complex neurological care at The Wellington Hospital. A registered Physiotherapist in the Philippines, she specialises in assessing clients and matching them with the most suitable therapist for their needs.
SERVICES