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Our services

A connected multidisciplinary team, built around each person

Goal-focused neuro-rehabilitation reablement across England, helping adults and children rebuild confidence, skills, and independence in daily life. Every package is shaped around the individual.

Rehabilitation support and occupational therapy assessments can be booked online. Ask us about the wider team.

Our multidisciplinary team

We bring together the professions that help people rebuild independence after a neurological condition. Rehabilitation support and occupational therapy can be booked online today. For the rest of the team, tell us what you need and we will arrange it with you.

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Rehabilitation support

Practical, hands-on support that helps someone put their goals into practice. Rehabilitation assistants follow agreed goals and strategies to help people practise skills and build confidence in real-life settings, often for four to five hours at a time.

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Occupational therapy

An HCPC-registered occupational therapist assesses how a neurological condition affects everyday life, looking at areas such as cognition, movement, sensory processing and daily activities, then writes a clear report with their recommendations.

Arranged with you

Psychology

Support for people experiencing cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes after brain injury or in connection with a neurological condition, working with the person and, where they wish, their family.

Arranged with you

Speech and language therapy

Guidance and practical strategies for communication, speech, language and swallowing, for people living with conditions such as brain injury, stroke, functional neurological disorder, Parkinson's, dementia and motor neurone disease.

Arranged with you

Physiotherapy

Neurophysiotherapy support to maintain and develop physical ability and independence, for people living with conditions such as brain or spinal cord injury, stroke, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease.

Arranged with you

Activity practitioners

One-to-one support through meaningful activity, usually for one to two hours at a time. Each practitioner brings a specific skill, in areas such as personal training, gardening, photography, swimming, or arts and crafts.

How we support people

Our support spans the practical and the personal, always built around each person's own goals.

Daily living skills

Rebuilding everyday routines: meal planning, budgeting, shopping, and managing appointments with growing independence.

Emotional wellbeing

Confidence building, coping strategies, and emotional regulation support, delivered with patience and without judgement.

Independence and cognition

Practical cognitive support, decision-making, planning, and graded steps towards greater independence at a comfortable pace.

Community and social

Support to access activities, hobbies, and local services, and to rebuild social confidence and meaningful connection.

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Occupational therapy

Occupational therapy starts with a home assessment visit. Your occupational therapist assesses what would help, then writes a report with their recommendations, so you only commit to ongoing support once you know what is recommended.

Step 1

Home assessment visit

An HCPC-registered occupational therapist visits you at home and assesses what would help.

Step 2

Report and recommendations

You receive a clear written report setting out their recommendations.

Step 3

Support agreed with you

Any ongoing support is agreed with you after the report. Nothing is booked until you decide.

Where ongoing support is agreed, your occupational therapist can hand day-to-day support over to a rehabilitation assistant and continue to supervise it, so therapy input and regular support stay joined up.

Book an assessment online

Choose occupational therapy in our online booking tool to see occupational therapists near you.

Conditions we support

We support adults and children. The neurological conditions we work with include:

Associates who support children hold an enhanced DBS check for work with children, and we match each person to an associate cleared for their age group.

Brain InjuryStrokeMultiple SclerosisParkinson's DiseaseOther Neurological Conditions

How support is delivered

A clear, collaborative process from first referral through to ongoing review.

Step 1

Referral received

We receive a referral and begin our initial review.

Step 2

Assessment and matching

A thorough assessment helps match an appropriate support worker.

Step 3

Goal-focused support

Tailored reablement support begins, focused on agreed goals.

Step 4

Ongoing review

Regular reviews track progress and adapt the support plan.

Funding options

We work with a range of funding routes to make support accessible.

NHS Continuing Healthcare

CHC-funded packages of care.

Local authorities

Social care referrals and arrangements.

Case managers

Support for medico-legal cases.

Private self-funding

Direct, privately arranged support.

For case managers and funders

Commission it once, then watch it happen

Case managers, insurers, deputies, local authorities and NHS teams get their own secure portal for the people they fund. Visits, notes, goals, reports and invoices update as the work happens, so an update is something you open rather than something you request.

Visits written up

Session notes from the specialist who was there, in full.

Goals and progress

Agreed goals with progress in plain English, and the history behind it.

Quotes and invoices

A PDF quote, then invoices and payments in one place. No card taken.

One thread with us

Message our team about a client, beside the record it concerns.

Discuss a referral or enquiry

Start online with an instant rehabilitation support quote or an occupational therapy assessment booking, or tell us a little about the support you are looking for and we will get back to you.