Neuro & stroke physiotherapy is a specialist treatment that helps people improve balance, strength, coordination, and everyday function following a stroke or diagnosis affecting the nervous system. Early assessment and targeted therapy can help you remain active, confident, and independent.
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Neuro & Stroke Physiotherapy supports people affected by a number of conditions, including:
Stroke
Parkinson's disease
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Brain injury
Spinal cord injury
Balance and coordination problems
Walking difficulties
Muscle weakness
No two people experience the same symptoms. Our physiotherapists assess how your symptoms affect your daily life before creating a treatment programme that reflects your abilities and personal goals.
Conditions we assess and treat include
Stroke rehabilitationParkinson's diseaseMultiple sclerosis (MS)Functional neurological disorder (FND)Brain injury rehabilitationSpinal cord injury rehabilitationBalance and gait disordersMuscle weaknessReduced coordinationLong-term neurological disordersMotor Neurone DiseaseGuillain-Barré SyndromeHuntington DiseasePeripheral NeuropathyOther neurological conditions.Physiotherapy helps you adapt to changes caused by disorders affecting the nervous system, making everyday activities easier while improving balance, strength, and confidence. Treatment focuses on helping you move safely and maintain your quality of life.
Benefits of Neuro Physiotherapy
Your first appointment focuses on understanding how your symptoms affect your everyday life. We'll then create a rehabilitation programme that's right for you.
A detailed assessment of your symptoms, movement, balance, and physical abilities.
A programme tailored to your condition, lifestyle, and goals.
Hands-on treatment and targeted exercises to help you move more efficiently.
Practical advice and home exercises to help you continue progressing between appointments.
If changes in your balance, walking, strength, or coordination are making everyday life more difficult, specialist physiotherapy may help you stay active and manage your symptoms more effectively.
It may be time to book an assessment if:
You're experiencing frequent falls or poor balance
Walking has become slower or less stable
You're noticing increasing muscle weakness
Everyday tasks are becoming more difficult
Standing, climbing stairs, or getting around feels harder
Your symptoms are affecting your confidence
You're recovering from a stroke or recent neurological diagnosis
Are you unsure if physiotherapy is right for you? Would you prefer to talk with a physio before making a decision? All you have to do is click the link below to fill out a simple form.
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Neuro Physiotherapist
Megan Howes is a neuro physiotherapist with five years of clinical experience supporting people living with a wide range of neurological conditions. She has worked as an NHS Physiotherapist with Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, including within an acute stroke service, supporting people with complex neurological and physical rehabilitation needs.
Her approach is person-centred and goal-focused, with rehabilitation tailored to each individual’s needs and priorities. She works with patients experiencing difficulties with mobility, balance, coordination, muscle strength and movement to help them work towards greater functional independence and an improved quality of life.
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