April 29, 2026
Caroline is a Specialist Amputee and Neurological Physiotherapist with Hobbs Rehabilitation, working across the Bristol service and the adaptive rehabilitation setting at Chedington, Dorset. She provides specialist assessment and rehabilitation
Mark has extensive experience in amputee rehabilitation and a proven history of leading interdisciplinary teams. At Hobbs Rehabilitation, Mark plays a central role in establishing the new amputee and trauma
Hobbs helped to change my life for the better. The physiotherapists are all extremely friendly and easy to get along with. The specialist equipment is fun and enjoyable making it
We’re delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Tech South West Awards 2025, under the category of Tech for Good! The Tech for Good award celebrates the
At Hobbs Rehabilitation’s Intensive Neurotherapy Centre (INC) in Bristol, we’re proud to be championing the future of neurological rehabilitation, blending hands-on therapy with cutting-edge neurotechnology to help our patients push
Recovery from a brain injury is not only about physical rehabilitation – it also involves understanding the broader ways in which the brain can be affected, and how these changes
The ABLE Exoskeleton is a lightweight, adjustable robotic device designed for neurorehabilitation that actively assists individuals with lower-limb impairments to stand, walk, turn, and sit as part of a personalised
Having a neurological condition doesn’t just bring physical challenges to individuals, it can severely impact mental health too. At Hobbs Rehabilitation, our dedicated team of Clinical/Neuro Psychologists play a vital
“I had to trust the process and celebrate the little things, because even the smallest successes meant everything to me.” Meet Aliza Rae. Living life to the fullest as a
“I absolutely loved being at Hobbs Rehabilitation and am so happy with the support that everyone gave me.” Prior to her accident, Lucy worked as a long-distance lorry driver, travelling
Hobbs Rehabilitation’s specialist Amputee and Trauma service is based at the heart of our Intensive Neurotherapy Centre in Bristol. Our intensive interdisciplinary approach supports both upper-limb and lower-limb amputee rehabilitation, covering
“Everyone at Hobbs has made a huge positive impact in my recovery.” Prior to her injury, Hannah described herself as a ‘normal 25 year old’ who enjoyed a very colourful
At Hobbs Rehabilitation, we are dedicated to helping individuals regain their independence and improve their quality of life following neurological injury or illness. Our Occupational Therapy (OT) service in Winchester
Live Better With Fatigue is a 6-week educational programme, led by a specialist occupational therapist, designed to help you manage fatigue and energy.
The C-Mill is an advanced tool designed to enhance rehabilitation by improving functional balance, gait, and gait adaptability.
The Andago V2.0 is an advanced body-weight support system (BWSS) designed to assist individuals in improving their balance, posture, and weight-bearing abilities during overground walking and gait training.
JS had a stroke affecting her left arm and leg, causing sensory loss and weakness. She was previously fit and active, playing golf at a club with her husband, and
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
A 21-year-old student had a haemorrhagic brain injury following a kick to the head in MMA training. Previously a commonwealth swimmer for Jersey. Economics and Finance at University.
57 year old lady presenting with left-sided weakness following a ruptured aneurysm causing a right intracranial haemorrhage whilst out jogging with her husband. Previously fit and well, enjoys contemporary, ballet
22-year-old male presenting with coordination difficulties impacting his walking, balance and daily tasks involving his right arm. The medulloblastoma was surgically removed with subsequent radio and chemotherapy treatments. At the
Hobbs Rehabilitation’s Intensive Neurotherapy Centre is dedicated to empowering those who require neurological rehabilitation by overcoming limitations and working with patients to reach realistic goals. The state-of-the-art facility, most known
39 year old female involved in a road traffic collision resulting in multiple injuries including a complex pelvic fracture affecting both left and right hip, left ankle tibia and fibula
63 year old man who had a stroke in 2019 resulting in left sided weakness and impairment of speech. He was previously fit and well and enjoyed playing tennis and
I wanted to express my immense gratitude for the fantastic day I had at the centre yesterday. I was impressed by the incredible work you all do. Seeing the intensive
Virtual reality holds tremendous promise in addressing various symptoms associated with neurological conditions. NeuroVirt’s immersive and adaptive nature proves beneficial in tackling challenges such as motor skills impairment, cognitive deficits,
NeuroVirt harnesses the power of immersive virtual reality to gamify and quantify motion rehabilitation and recovery. It is designed to support upper limb recovery from a neurological condition through the
Dr. Rebecca Andrews is a principal Clinical Psychologist with broad experience in psychological assessment and treatment, currently specialising in neurorehabilitation. Rebecca’s career has spanned various healthcare settings, including private practice
At Hobbs Rehabilitation, our commitment to offering the latest rehabilitation technology reflects our dedication to improving the patient experience increasing therapeutic intensity and ultimately enhancing patient outcomes. We recently hosted
Every year, a remarkable event known as the Inter Spinal Unit Games takes place, bringing together spinal rehabilitation units from across the UK for a celebration of resilience, teamwork, and
Hobbs Rehabilitation’s specialist Speech and Language Therapy service (also known as Speech Therapy) provides life-changing support for adults and children who experience difficulties with a range of speech, language, communication,
Embarking on a journey towards recovery after sustaining an injury or living with a neurological medical condition, can be daunting and overwhelming. At Hobbs Rehabilitation, we understand the challenges you
Hobbs Bristol branch are actually a lovely bunch puts you first and not just say they will. They took my case on with little knowledge of Taylor spatial frames so
35 year old male presented to Hobbs Rehabilitation following a polytrauma from a road traffic accident. Injuries include right open tibia and fibula fractures, currently being managed long term in
32-year-old male presenting with upper and lower limb weakness, sensory changes and spasticity following a C7-8 incomplete spinal cord injury in February 2021. Previously fit and well, sporty, active and
I had a stroke in September 2018. Initially I had lost feeling in my left side totally, it’s been interesting to track my progress, you don’t recall how bad it
In our August edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter, South East opened their doors to the UK Sports Institute and our services continue to grow… this time in Salisbury!
Fell from bike during the British Triathlon Championship race in August 2021, fracturing C1-3. Requiring resuscitation at the scene, managed acutely at Aberdeen hospital before being repatriated to Cardiff then
In our July edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter, it’s been a month of development with a new partnership brewing in Bristol and excitement grows for the annual Superhero Triathlon…
Get hands-on sessions with our rehabilitation assistant at Hobbs Rehabilitation Intensive Neurotherapy Centre in Bristol perfect for those that haven’t had therapy in a while or those that need that
In our June edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter, it was the ABI Strategy Bill Reception at the House of Parliament and Hobbs Rehabilitation Dorset service continues to expand to
Will, a 45-year-old pilot was at home in May 2020 when he suffered a stroke. He had no medical risk factors and was fit and healthy although he’d been feeling
Ted is a man on the move… that is when he is at his happiest. Having been a competent racing cyclist with past success at national club-level motor racing, you
LEXO is a robotic gait training device designed to support the restoration of lower-limb function and walking ability following neurological injury through adaptive, high-intensity, and task-specific rehabilitation.
TYMO® by Tyromotion is a sensor-based therapy board that provides real-time visual feedback on force and weight distribution to support balance, posture, and coordination training in neurological rehabilitation.
PABLO is a sensor-based rehabilitation device designed to support upper limb therapy by measuring movement and grip strength, and enabling interactive, task-oriented training for the hand, arm, shoulder, and trunk.
OMEGO is a robotic lower limb therapy device designed to support gait re-training, mobility, strength, and coordination through a range of adaptable, task-specific exercises.
EsoGLOVE is a soft robotic wearable system designed to support upper limb rehabilitation through passive, active-assisted, and functional task training of the hand and fingers.
The MyoPro is an EMG (Electromyography)- triggered upper-limb powered orthosis. It provides active assistance for bending and straightening the elbow and opening and closing the fingers. It is intended to
GripAble is a portable, sensor-based hand rehabilitation device that uses force and motion tracking to support recovery of hand and wrist function through interactive, game-based therapy.
Neurological Rehabilitation in Bristol Hobbs Rehabilitation Intensive Neurotherapy Centre 80 Macrae Road, Ham Green, Pill, Bristol BS20 0DD Welcome to Hobbs Rehabilitation Intensive Neurotherapy Centre, where cutting-edge technology meets compassionate
In our May edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter our team were invited to Westminster for the launch of the Frank Williams Academy, Intensive Neurotherapy Centre hosted the soon-to-be-launched ABLE
AMADEO is a robotic hand rehabilitation device that supports individualised training of grasping, finger movement, strength, and sensory awareness through guided, task-specific therapy.
DIEGO is an advanced robotic arm-shoulder rehabilitation device that combines intelligent gravity compensation, robotics, and virtual reality to support upper limb recovery through active, task-specific training.
The exopulse suit is a functional Lycra garment that consists of a pair of trousers, a jacket and a detachable control unit which sends electrical signals to the user via
Ed Jackson was a professional rugby player for ten years before he sustained a traumatic spinal cord injury following a diving accident which resulted in a C7 AIS-D spinal cord
Preschool teacher Kylie had a bleed in the basal ganglia: an area of the brain where the blood vessels are particularly small and narrow, making them much more vulnerable to
The National Clinical Guideline for Stroke provides recommendations based on current research into the experience of healthcare professionals and people affected by stroke, to define best practices for treating people
In our April edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter find out more about the roaring success that was MiNT UK 2023, the AiBle project had its final event and Ed
In our March edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter, Emma Jewer, Hobbs Rehabilitation’s Concussion Clinic Lead, visited Southampton Football Club Training Grounds to deliver clinical education on vestibular rehabilitation, as
It engaged my brain in a different way helping my speech improve as well as the movement.
In our February edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter Steve Brine paid a visit to our “world-leading” rehab centre in Winchester, while things are taken off for our Concussion Clinic
As part of the AiBle project, a 3 year UK/France cross-border EU Interreg project, our French clinical partner spent 2 days in the UK with us. Professor Olivier Rémy-Néris from
When I arrived I had no movement in my legs, we have worked and found much more movement and strength throughout my body. We’ve also worked on transfers and improved
Fantastically interesting, great fun – games kept me engaged and gave me hope for future improvement. I can stand and transfer easier with less equipment. I can see that I
In our December edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy visited our Intensive Neurotherapy Centre in Bristol, while our Specialist Neurological Occupational Therapists deliver their upper
Thanks to Hobbs, I’m much stronger, I walk faster, and have more endurance. I’d highly recommend the intensive therapy to anyone with MS whether or not they’d undergone HSCT. I
In our October edition of the Hobbs Rehabilitation Newsletter, Hobbs Rehabilitation South East attend the Superhero Tri and Amy Dennis-Jones will be busy in the coming month with delivering GMOVE-SUIT
It was nice to be able to measure actual progress through my session at Hobbs. I think its good to have intensive bursts of physio as apposed to 1 a
Staff are knowledgeable of neurological conditions and are very able to make personalised plans and work intensely. Staff are professional, kind and dedicated. You feel comfortable to be there. Staff
From walking through the door I felt confident cared for and listened to plus full attention was given to make my needs met. Excellent patient care. I always felt I
The level of Neurotherapy is excellent, giving me a better understanding of what I need to do to achieve my goals. For me general stability and confidence on crutches was
I saw a marked improvement in my mobility in the 6 weeks at Hobbs, which wouldn’t have been possible if I’d relied on community physios. Treatment was tailored to my
Hobbs’ participation in the Virtual RehabWeek 2021 has been such a success that they have been invited as a Guest Society to present at RehabWeek 2022 in Rotterdam. Hobbs plans to participate in