Step Through Rehab have a dedicated team of experienced Neurological Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapist. With our extensive experience we can help you to make improvements both in the early days and also long after the initial onset of your illness or injury. We begin by conducting a thorough assessment and together we will then set realistic, achievable goals for us to help you reach your full potential. Following a thorough assessment your therapist will devise a treatment programme specifically for your needs.

Conditions we treat includes:

• Stroke
• Head Injuries
• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Long Term Neurological conditions Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neuron Disease etc
• Parkinson Disease
• Guillen Barre Syndrome
• Post Polio syndromes, Scoliosis, Cerebral Palsy etc
• Vestibular Rehab
• Postural and Orthotic splints and braces
• And many more

Stroke Rehabiliation

We believe and research evidence suggested and recommended early Therapy intervention following Stroke is the key for optimising good functional recovery. 100,000 people have Strokes a year and Stroke strikes every five minutes.

Step Through Rehab Centre has well experienced Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist who can assess, discuss treatment goals with you and set up weekly monitoring and review through Functional Outcome Measures that will motivate you to achieve your functional independence.

Based on initial assessment, Therapist must be able to discuss with you the goals and recommend you the appropriate equipment like below towards your Rehab pathway.

• quad stick
• Transfer aid
• splints
• Functional Electrical Stimulation
• Positioning guidelines
• shoulder braces etc

Therapist also able to explain clearly related to number of sessions needed to achieve your goals. Therapist also able to educate and train carers and family members related to positioning management, transfers and appropriate use of equipment related to moving and handling and splinting.

Parkinson’s

Getting a diagnosis of Parkinson’s affects everyone differently. Some people go through a range of emotions, from feeling overwhelmed to feeling relieved.

Our Physiotherapist can help you to design exercises to improve your movement problems, posture and balance - this will help you remain independent. You may feel that your mobility is very good and you are exercising without any problems. But a physiotherapist can also help you to maintain your fitness and mobility to help to avoid any future issues. Emerging evidence suggests that increasing exercises to 2.5 hours a week can slow the progression of Parkinson’s symptoms. The activity you do can suit you and your condition, from intensive group exercise classes could help to manage mild symptoms or chair based exercises at home could target complex issues. Our Physiotherapist with expertise able to give you advice and support about what will help you or build a exercise program to follow at home or advice you on sports like golf or exercises classes you could join related to balance exercises group, Tai Chi, Yoga, swimming etc to help you to stay as independent as possible. Our Occupational Therapist can help you to carry out every day activities as independent and easy as possible.

They understand that being able to perform daily activities can be crucial to your health and emotional well being and they can

• show different ways to do a difficult task easily using strategies, techniques, equipments and technology where needed.
• Recommend practical changes related to rearranging furnitures at home to make it easier to move around safely

Our Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist were able to help and give advice on Exercises, managing your symptoms related to Tremor, fatigue, and mobility.