Training with us
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation
We use Activity Based Rehabilitation (ABR) techniques to achieve two main goals:
To stimulate the whole body to work as one unit again and, if possible, to re-establish some form of a link or pathway between the paralysed and functioning parts.
To improve the body’s condition as much as possible to allow the client to be stronger, fitter and more independent.
Who we help
Paralysis, whether as a result of traumatic or a non-traumatic event, is life changing.
Here are some of the conditions with which we help our clients:
- Spinal cord injury
- Stroke
- Brain injury
- Cerebral Palsy
- Transverse Myelitis
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Guillain Barré Syndrome
- Parkinson’s Disease
Gold Medal Winning Paralympian, David Smith MBE
Award Winning Approach
Award Winning Approach
We focus on maximising recovery through our science-led activity-based rehabilitation programmes.
We use a variety of weight-bearing activities, balance and stand training, gait and locomotor training, electrical stimulation, upper and lower body ergometry, vibration therapy and strength training.
Our skilled trainers combine expertise including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, personal training, exercise physiology and strength and conditioning coaching to devise task-specific exercises and activities to help restore function and independence.
Sarah, C5 SCI
What are the benefits?
Our rehabilitation and wellbeing programmes offer participants a multitude of benefits including improvements in:
- Muscle function/movement
- Balance & trunk control
- Cardiovascular & respiratory health
- Strength, stamina & fitness
- Functional independence
- Psychological wellbeing