As we mark National Occupational Therapy Week, we are proud to shine a spotlight on the incredible work our Occupational Therapists (OTs) do here at Hobbs Rehabilitation. These highly skilled
Team GB hockey captain Alex Danson-Bennett suffered a mild traumatic brain injury while on holiday, impacting her career and daily life. Specialist rehabilitation supported her recovery from concussion symptoms.
After a severe stroke affected her movement, speech, dyspraxia and aphasia, Debs received intensive multidisciplinary rehabilitation at Hobbs. Her determination and specialist support helped her regain independence and return home.
Ed sustained a traumatic C7 AIS-D spinal cord injury, progressing through intensive rehabilitation to regain independence, walk again, and achieve remarkable physical challenges including climbing Snowdon.
Jemima sustained a T10 complete spinal cord injury following a serious car accident. Through intensive rehabilitation, strength training and determination, she returned to horse riding as a Para Dressage athlete.
John has made remarkable progress following a spinal cord injury, progressing from requiring full assistance to walking with a stick, regaining independence through intensive rehabilitation and determination.
John sustained a traumatic brain injury after a fall, progressing through intensive rehabilitation to regain mobility, manage fatigue and return to running, teaching, and family life.
Kylie experienced a basal ganglia haemorrhage, causing right-sided weakness and sensory difficulties. Through intensive neurological rehabilitation and upper limb therapy, she improved function, confidence and independence.
Paul experienced a severe stroke requiring hemicraniectomy. Intensive rehabilitation helped him regain independence, improve daily activities, return home, and rebuild confidence through meaningful occupational, speech and physical therapy.
