Neurological rehabilitation
Physiotherapy after a stroke, what you need to know
When rehabilitation may begin, how physiotherapy supports movement and function, and why home-based practice can be valuable after a stroke.
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Clear physiotherapy information for the questions patients ask first.
Understand common symptoms, recovery timelines and what to expect from physiotherapy before deciding on your next step.
Clinical guidance
Practical information, written for patients and families
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Neurological rehabilitation
Sports recovery
How long does recovery take after a sports injury
Why recovery time differs between muscle, ligament and tendon injuries, and what helps you return to sport more safely.
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Pain and movement
7 signs you need to see a physiotherapist
Seven practical signs that pain, stiffness, weakness or recurring symptoms may need a physiotherapy assessment rather than more waiting.
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Getting started
What to expect at your first physiotherapy appointment
A clear guide to what happens before, during and after your first physiotherapy appointment, including what to wear and what to bring.
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Pain, stiffness or injury
Individual assessment for everyday pain, movement limitations and recovery after injury or surgery.
General physiotherapy → 02Returning to sport
Structured rehabilitation for muscle, ligament and tendon injuries with measurable return-to-sport goals.
Sports rehabilitation → 03Neurological recovery
Rehabilitation for movement, balance and everyday function after stroke or with a neurological condition.
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Request an appointment when pain, weakness, stiffness or reduced mobility is affecting everyday life.