Rehab Therapist

Book Your Free 15-Minute Phone Consultation

Speak with a specialist therapist to discuss your needs, concerns, and the right next step for home-based rehabilitation.
No pressure. No obligation. Just a helpful first conversation.
15 mins call

What can we discuss during the call?

Your current situation

Home-Based Therapy Options

Your Next Steps

Questions from family or case managers

Terms & Conditions for the Free 15-Minute Phone Consultation

  • The free consultation is an introductory phone call only.
  • The call is limited to approximately 15 minutes.
  • No diagnosis, treatment plan, or clinical assessment will be provided during this call.
  • Advice given is general guidance and should not replace medical advice from your GP, consultant, or emergency services.
  • This call is not suitable for urgent medical concerns or emergencies.
  • Availability depends on therapist schedule and service coverage.
  • One free consultation is available per client/family unless otherwise agreed.
  • If you cannot attend, please cancel or reschedule in advance.
  • Any personal information shared will be handled confidentially.
  • Booking a free call does not guarantee ongoing therapy availability.

Frequently Asked Question

You can also give us a call if you have any questions

We’ll discuss your current concerns, mobility difficulties, condition, recovery goals, and whether home-based physiotherapy may be suitable.

You can keep a short note of your main concerns, diagnosis if known, recent hospital stays, mobility level, and what you would like help with.

Yes. Family members, carers, and case managers can book the call on behalf of someone who may need rehabilitation support.

No. The free phone consultation is only an initial conversation. A full assessment is needed before therapy recommendations or treatment can begin.

Yes. The 15-minute phone consultation is free and there is no obligation to continue after the call.

If home-based physiotherapy seems suitable, we can explain the next step, such as arranging an assessment or discussing therapy options.

Yes. You can ask about support for conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s, MS, brain injury, spinal cord injury, balance problems, falls, or mobility decline.

 

No. For urgent medical concerns, sudden weakness, chest pain, breathing difficulty, or a medical emergency, please contact emergency services or your GP.

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