WE TREAT
STROKE
Did you know that stroke is one of the leading causes of disability in the UK?
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SPECIALIST STROKE
rehabilitation
Neuro physiotherapy focuses on improving neurological function, mobility, and quality of life by addressing stroke effects on the brain and nervous system. Our goal is to aid neuroplasticity and enhance functional recovery.
The national stroke guidelines recommend a minimum of 45 minutes of tailored therapy, 5 days a week, across physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy to support recovery and improve quality of life.
Early intervention
Early interventionStarting neuro physiotherapy as soon as possible can boost recovery by leveraging the brain’s ability to adapt and reorganise.
Functional training
Neuroplastic stimulation
Personalised exercise programs
Manual therapy
Assistive devices
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Neurological rehab patient
REHAB PROGRAMMES
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
We offer tailored support designed to meet your individual needs. Our team creates and manages weekly therapy schedules customised to your goals, ensuring a personalised approach to your rehabilitation journey. As recommended by research and national guidelines, our multidisciplinary team addresses the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of recovery.
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation of individuals recovering from a stroke. It focuses on helping patients regain movement, strength, and coordination affected by the stroke. Physiotherapists use targeted exercises, balance training, and mobility techniques to improve function and independence. They also educate patients and their families on managing challenges and preventing future strokes. The overall goal is to enhance quality of life and support a successful return to daily activities.
Occupational therapist
Occupational therapists (OTs) work in various areas to help people regain or improve their ability to perform daily activities. There are several types of OTs, each specialising in different aspects of care. These include rehabilitation, mental health, paediatric, older adults, neurological, hand therapy and vocational rehabilitation OTs.
psychologist
Music therapists
Music Therapists use music as a therapeutic tool to support emotional, cognitive, and physical rehabilitation. As an integral part of the rehab team at Rehab Physio London, music therapists collaborate with various disciplines to enhance recovery.
Rehab dieticians
Speech and Language therapists
Supporting evidence
Improved functional support
Research has shown that early, coordinated rehabilitation across multiple therapies significantly improves mobility and daily living skills. A 2020 study highlighted that combining physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy can accelerate recovery for people who have had a stroke.
Person-centered care
We tailor each rehabilitation plan to your individual needs and goals. Whether it’s overcoming physical challenges or addressing emotional concerns, your input and preferences are central to designing a programme that works for you and your family.
Community based rehabilitation
Recent studies, including a 2021 report in The Lancet, have found that community-based rehabilitation can reduce hospital readmissions and help people regain their independence. Our team works with you in your home or local community settings, helping you reintegrate into daily life while continuing your recovery.
Mental health support
Emotional wellbeing is key to a successful recovery. Our holistic approach includes psychological support, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), to help manage post-stroke depression and anxiety—both common but treatable conditions.
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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.
REHAB PROGRAMMES
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
We offer tailored support designed to meet your individual needs. Our team creates and manages weekly therapy schedules customised to your goals, ensuring a personalised approach to your rehabilitation journey. As recommended by research and national guidelines, our multidisciplinary team addresses the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of recovery.
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation of individuals recovering from a stroke. It focuses on helping patients regain movement, strength, and coordination affected by the stroke. Physiotherapists use targeted exercises, balance training, and mobility techniques to improve function and independence. They also educate patients and their families on managing challenges and preventing future strokes. The overall goal is to enhance quality of life and support a successful return to daily activities.
Occupational therapist
Neuropsychologist
Music therapist
Rehab dietician
Speech and language therapist
Supporting evidence
Research has shown that early, coordinated rehabilitation across multiple therapies significantly improves mobility and daily living skills. A 2020 study highlighted that combining physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy can accelerate recovery for people who have had a stroke.
Person-centered care
We tailor each rehabilitation plan to your individual needs and goals. Whether it’s overcoming physical challenges or addressing emotional concerns, your input and preferences are central to designing a programme that works for you and your family.
Community based rehabilitation
Recent studies, including a 2021 report in The Lancet, have found that community-based rehabilitation can reduce hospital readmissions and help people regain their independence. Our team works with you in your home or local community settings, helping you reintegrate into daily life while continuing your recovery.
Mental health support
Emotional wellbeing is key to a successful recovery. Our holistic approach includes psychological support, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), to help manage post-stroke depression and anxiety—both common but treatable conditions.
NEURO CONDITIONS