Brain Injury
Brain Injury Rehabilitation is a specialised physiotherapy approach designed to support individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury (ABI). This includes both traumatic injuries (such as those from accidents or falls) and non-traumatic causes (such as stroke, brain tumours, infections, or lack of oxygen).
Living with the effects of a Brain Injury
The impact of brain injury can be wide-ranging, affecting movement, thinking, communication, and emotional wellbeing.
Rehabilitation aims to restore function, promote independence, and improve quality of life at every stage of recovery.cation, and severity of the stroke, and can significantly impact independence and wellbeing.
Acquired brain injury disrupts the brain’s ability to process and send signals effectively. Depending on the cause and severity, this can lead to:
- Speech, language, and swallowing difficulties
- Muscle weakness, stiffness, or spasticity
- Balance and coordination difficulties
- Reduced mobility and walking challenges
- Fatigue and reduced endurance
- Cognitive changes such as memory, attention, or problem-solving difficulties
- Emotional and behavioural changes, including anxiety, low mood, or impulsivity
At Physio Matters, our Stroke Rehabilitation Programme is tailored to each individual’s needs and may include:
- Neurological assessment and goal setting
- Movement re-education and gait training
- Balance and coordination exercises
- Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) to support muscle activation
- Constraint-induced movement therapy to improve use of affected limbs
- Postural management and seating advice
- Education and support for families and carers
We use evidence-based techniques to promote neuroplasticity — the brain’s ability to rewire and adapt — helping clients relearn essential skills and regain independence.
If you or someone you care for is recovering from a stroke, we’re here to help. Contact us to book an assessment or speak to one of our team.
What treatments are available for those with a Brain Injury?
Get in touch to discuss your rehabilitation needs
Physio Matters is here to support your enquiry by phone during normal business hours or via email or contact form anytime. Whether you’re seeking expert advice or wish to arrange an appointment, our friendly team is ready to help.
Real People. Real Progress
Every recovery journey is unique—and we’re proud to share the stories of people we’ve helped along the way. From neurological rehab to sports injury recovery, our case studies show how expert care and a personal touch make all the difference. See how our team helps clients move forward, feel better, and live well.
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Meet Melissa
Melissa was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis just before her 15th birthday. Find out how Physio Matters has supported Melissa’s rehab and helped improve her strength,…
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Meet Jeff
Jeff, a retired engineer, has always had a deep passion for photography. Jeff fully embraced the craft upon retirement until he started experiencing unexplained weakness…
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Meet Pete
Unable to speak and move after a series of four Strokes, Peter seemed like a different person to his family. But since they contacted Physio…
Where we deliver treatment
We offer flexible treatment options designed to suit a range of client needs and environments. Whether in our clinics, at home, or within the community, our care meets clients where they are—literally and clinically.
Clinic-Based Appointments
Specialist MSK and neurological sessions delivered in accessible, well-equipped clinics.
Home Visits
For clients with neurological conditions who benefit from care in a familiar setting.
Community-Based Sessions
Support in local spaces to promote real-world function and independence
Frequently asked questions
We specialise in neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, including stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, MS, Parkinson’s, and sports injuries.
Yes, we welcome private clients and offer flexible options for clinic, home, or community-based treatment.
Absolutely. We provide detailed reports, goal-focused rehabilitation, and expert witness services where required.
Treatment can be delivered in our clinic, at home, or in the community, depending on client needs and goals.
Yes, all our physiotherapists have undertaken ATACP training and we use a wide variety of specialist hydrotherapy in addition to many ‘normal’ swimming pools. We always perform a screening and risk assessment prior to commencing any aquatic exercise therapy.
Referrals can be made via phone (0161 681 6887) or email (office@physio-matters.org) or you can complete the contact form
Fees vary depending on the service. Please contact us for a detailed quote or service agreement