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Adult Neurorehabilitation

Adult Neuro-Rehabilitation Assessment and home-based rehabilitation after stroke or neurological illness, with the person's own goals at the centre.

A caregiver walks beside an older woman using a walking frame at home.

Planning the first steps

Keep discharge information, medication details and follow-up arrangements available. Rehabilitation complements medical management and does not replace stroke follow-up.

The plan may involve occupational therapy, physiotherapy, or speech and language therapy according to assessed needs. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed within a fixed number of sessions.

For family and caregivers

We can discuss caregiver education within a rehabilitation plan. Equipment, transfers and handling methods need individual assessment and demonstration.

New sudden weakness, facial drooping or speech difficulty requires emergency medical attention, even if similar symptoms occurred during a previous stroke.

Adult rehabilitation articles

Adult rehabilitation

Returning to Work After Stroke or Neurological Illness

Explore return-to-work planning after stroke or neurological illness, including job demands, professional input and review of practical adjustments.

Owoyomi Adegboyega, OTR · Lead Therapist · 2 min read

Not sure where to begin?

A free consultation call is a chance to talk through your concern and the most suitable next step. It is not a clinical assessment.