RehabTherapist UK Becomes an IRCM Supporter
At RehabTherapist UK, we often work with people whose rehabilitation involves more than one professional. A physiotherapist may be helping
RehabTherapist UK Becomes an IRCM Supporter Read Post »
At RehabTherapist UK, we often work with people whose rehabilitation involves more than one professional. A physiotherapist may be helping
RehabTherapist UK Becomes an IRCM Supporter Read Post »
Coming home from the hospital is usually a relief. But once you are back in your own space, you may
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Walking changes in Parkinson’s can begin quite quietly. A person may start taking shorter steps, walking a little more slowly
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Coming home after a hip or knee replacement is often when you realise how much you rely on that joint
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Balance often changes slowly with age. Someone may begin holding onto furniture, feel uncertain when turning or take longer to
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A rehabilitation plan may look right on paper but still be difficult for the client to follow. Weekly clinic appointments,
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Looking for “neuro physiotherapy near me” can feel like a big step, especially when someone you care about is adjusting
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Walking problems in adults can start quietly. At first, it might be a slight change in the way someone walks
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Functional Neurological Disorder, also known as FND is a condition that can affect walking, balance and coordination, strength and self-confidence
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