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Neurological Physiotherapy
Neurological physiotherapy provides specialist rehabilitation for people recovering from stroke, brain injury and other conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and nerves. Symptoms such as weakness, stiffness, dizziness, fatigue, pain, reduced balance and changes in coordination can affect how you move, function and participate in everyday life.
At NeuroConnect Rehabilitation, our specialist neurological physiotherapists help people across London, Bath and surrounding areas improve movement, regain confidence and maximise independence. We work with people recovering from stroke and brain injury, as well as those living with Parkinson's, MS and other neurological conditions.
Our rehabilitation programmes are tailored to your goals and use evidence-based techniques that support neuroplasticity — the brain's ability to adapt and form new connections. Through assessment, movement analysis and targeted exercise, we help optimise strength, mobility and function.
Neurological physiotherapists can help you:
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Regain lost function and independence
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Improve strength and movement control
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Improve balance and reduce falls risk
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Increase walking speed, stability and distance
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Manage fatigue more effectively
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Improve fitness, flexibility and wellbeing
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Return to everyday activities with confidence
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Achieve your personal rehabilitation goals
Our specialist services
Physiotherapy Treatment
Every rehabilitation programme is tailored to your needs, condition and goals. Our specialist neurological physiotherapists use evidence-based treatments to improve movement, confidence and independence.
Examples of treatment include:
• Hands-on therapy to improve movement
• Personalised exercise programmes
• Walking and mobility rehabilitation
• Upper limb rehabilitation
• Clinical Neuro Pilates
• Management of spasticity and stiffness
• Strengthening programmes
• Vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and balance problems
• Splinting to support movement and stretching
• Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES)
Exercise & Rehabilitation
Living with a neurological condition can affect your mobility, confidence and activity levels over time. Regular exercise and physical activity can improve strength, wellbeing and independence at every stage of your rehabilitation.
Our specialist team can help you become more active through personalised exercise programmes, practical advice and ongoing support, whether at home, outdoors or in your local gym.
Examples of support include:
• Personalised home exercise programmes
• Strength and conditioning programmes
• Cardiovascular fitness programmes
• Gym-based rehabilitation and exercise support
• Fatigue management strategies
• Exercise programmes for Parkinson's, MS and stroke recovery
• Advice and support to help you stay active and independent
Recovering after illness, infection or a hospital stay can take time. Our specialist team helps people regain strength, improve mobility and confidence, and return to everyday activities through personalised rehabilitation and falls prevention programmes.
Examples of support include:
• Rehabilitation following illness or hospital admission
• Strength and mobility rehabilitation
• Balance and falls prevention
• Fatigue management
• Personalised exercise programmes
• Equipment recommendations
• Training for family members and carers
• Rehabilitation in residential and care homes
We provide specialist assessment and advice on equipment to improve safety, mobility and independence at home and in the community. By identifying the most appropriate equipment for your needs, we can help make everyday activities easier, safer and more manageable.
Examples include:
• Walking aids and mobility equipment
• Exercise and rehabilitation equipment
• Adaptive equipment for the home
• Insoles and orthotics
• Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) devices including Bioness L300 Go and Odstock PACE
• Electrical stimulation therapy for rehabilitation
Mobility, Falls Prevention & Recovery
Specialist Equipment & FES
Vestibular Rehabilitation and Dizziness
Dizziness, vertigo and balance problems can affect your confidence, mobility and independence. Our specialist physiotherapists provide comprehensive assessments to identify the physical factors contributing to your symptoms and develop a personalised treatment plan.
Examples of treatment include:
• Vestibular rehabilitation exercises
• Balance and stability training
• Strengthening and mobility exercises
• Personalised home exercise programmes
• Falls prevention strategies
• Advice on managing dizziness and imbalance
Where appropriate, we may also recommend further medical assessment or treatment to support your recovery.
Medico-Legal Reports & Specialist Referrals
We provide neurological physiotherapy assessments and reports to support rehabilitation planning, medico-legal cases and referrals to specialist services.
Examples of support include:
• Neurophysiotherapy assessments
• Medico-legal reports and recommendations
• NHS and private referrals
• Advice on neurological services and funding
• Referrals to specialist rehabilitation services
Specialist services may include occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, neuropsychology, orthotics and spasticity management.
How the sessions work
Initial assessment
Your first session will focus on understanding your condition, rehabilitation goals and the challenges you are experiencing.
We will complete a comprehensive neurological physiotherapy assessment to identify the movements and activities you would like to improve.
Together, we will develop a personalised treatment plan which may include hands-on therapy, tailored exercises and practical advice to support your recovery and independence.
You do not need any specialist equipment. We simply recommend wearing comfortable clothing and footwear that allows you to move freely.
Ongoing Treatment Sessions
Treatment sessions can take place in your home, remotely via video consultation, or in community settings such as your local gym, swimming pool or outdoor environment. This allows rehabilitation to take place in the settings that are most relevant to your daily life and goals.
The frequency and duration of treatment will be tailored to your individual needs, rehabilitation goals and progress. Whether you require short-term support following illness or injury, or ongoing rehabilitation to maintain mobility, confidence and independence, we will work with you to create a programme that fits your lifestyle.