October 29, 2025
This placement was excellent. My educator, Louis, was fantastic in giving me so many varied opportunities and took time to teach and explain things to me. The other junior physiotherapists
I have benefitted hugely from regularly attending the weekly HELP Hampshire physio/fitness group sessions at Hobbs base in Martyr Worthy. I have been doing this for over a year now
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
“I felt secure in the knowledge that I was in the right hands.” Before her stroke, Diana lived a vibrant, creative and sociable life. Her family were at the heart
We are tremendously honoured to announce that Hobbs Rehabilitation has achieved a GHP Global Excellence Award for 2025 in the category, Best Neurorehabilitation Clinic in Hampshire. This recognition marks a
“Now I feel more appreciative of my life and I’m hoping to make it a great one.” Prior to his accident, Adam had moved from England to Bahrain, a small
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
Steady Strides is an exercise class aimed at people in the mid stages of their condition, to stay active and continue to challenge themselves in a supportive environment.
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
Dr. Danny Chambers MP joined our therapists, Chloe Hayward, Executive Director of UKABIF, and some of our patients at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester on January 31st for an inspiring, interactive talk
Get Active is back, and better than ever! The Three Peaks begins this February at Hobbs Rehabilitation South East, Winchester, and Laverstock! This February, we’re inviting everyone at Hobbs Rehabilitation
“Every therapy session I walk into on my own instead of being pushed in a wheelchair!” Before his strokes, Nigel was a very independent, vibrant, and quick-witted individual who loved
At Hobbs Rehabilitation, we take immense pride in the sense of community and collaboration that defines our work. Recently, this spirit was beautifully showcased through our #Sing4Stroke fundraising event, an
“I walked my daughter down the aisle and delivered a speech to 86 guests… thank you Hobbs!” Prior to his stroke, John was retired and living with his wife, in
“I am beginning to feel like me again“ – Christine Before Christine developed her condition, she had a vibrant and very active life. Despite having a pre-existing pituitary tumour, including
I chose Hobbs Rehabilitation because of their multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation. Their expertise in spinal cord injury and neuropsychology gave me complete confidence in the treatment and advice provided.
The
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
I have really enjoyed my clinical placement at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester base. The whole team has been extremely welcoming and supportive. As a 3rd Year Undergraduate Physiotherapy Student at the
EW lives with her partner Dave in a 3-bedroom rented house. She is a mother to 5 children and grandmother to 11 grandchildren. EW used to work full-time as a
Before her neurological condition, Lizzie led an active and fulfilling life, marked by professional achievements and personal passions. After graduating from university, she embarked on a successful career in Marketing,
I have just had my first Physiotherapy placement at Hobbs Rehabilitation. I was based at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester with Louis Martinelli as my Practice Educator. I found this placement a
Maz (Marianella), known for her social nature and vibrant energy, led a healthy lifestyle, enjoying activities like walking and Pilates, and spending time with her grandchildren and loved ones. Despite
Madeline had always been a vibrant soul, living a life filled with joy and purpose. With a full-time job, a loving marriage, and two grown children, she cherished every moment
Helen had been a school catering manager for over 20 years, confident and meticulous in her work. She lived with her husband, Greg, and their two dogs, leading busy lives
Facial Palsy UK | 28 February 2024
Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of those with swallowing difficulties? Mark your calendars for March 13th, 2024, as the Speech and Language Team at Hobbs
Hobbs Rehabilitation has invested in the world’s first augmented reality solution, specifically formulated for individuals living with Parkinson’s, to expand our Parkinson’s rehabilitation service and provide better outcomes for those
Facial Palsy is the weakness or paralysis of the muscles of the face, which may affect how you can close your eye or smile and can be caused by conditions
Dear Melissa and Chrissie, a quick note to say thank you for your expert guidance through the LSVT speech programme. It was interesting to hear the difference, before and after
4-week intensive speech therapy aimed at improving vocal loudness and clarity in individuals with Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions. LSVT can help individuals speak more loudly and clearly, improving overall
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,
Strolll’s Reality DTx augmented reality glasses provide a solution for cueing therapy and gamified exercise through a wearable and portable device. The augmented reality glasses improve gait, and balance and
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 Ben Papps is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a Full Practitioner Member of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Neuropsychology. He
Dr Philippa Beckwith is a Registered Clinical Psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and Chartered Psychologist with the British Psychological Society (BPS). She is a Full Practitioner
Dr Sabah Khan is a registered Clinical Psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and an Associate Fellow and Chartered member with the British Psychological Society. She is
A new multidisciplinary Pain Management Service is available for adults aged 18 and over at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester. The service, run by a clinical psychologist and a specialist physiotherapist, both with
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
Strolll attended Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester, to demo their most up-to-date Augmented Reality* (AR) glasses which have been specially designed to help individuals living with Parkinson’s disease. Watch our patient and clinical feedback
Georgina faced a life-changing diagnosis in 2003 when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. However, it wasn’t until 2016 that her ability to walk began to decline, impacting her daily
In September 2021, Roly’s routine was abruptly disrupted when he noticed an unusual sensation on the left side of his face during his commute to work. His left eye refused
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
For the last couple of years, I have been paying for a monthly physiotherapy session with Natasha Kesby at Hobbs Rehabilitation near Winchester to try to help improve my posture
Dr Daniel Silva is a British Psychological Society (BPS)-approved Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Neuropsychologist, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). He is a Chartered Psychologist with the
When we enquired about Lee Silverman Voice Therapy in late 2020 we did not know that we would be restricted to our home for all of January due to the
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.
LiteGait is a body-weight support system that enables safe, supported gait training over ground or on a treadmill, helping individuals improve walking ability, balance, and postural control.
The Exopulse Mollii 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
Paralysed from the waist down with severe abdominal injuries, Jemima struggled with the reality of her new circumstances. Having been a Head Girl, Second Rider for a top Eventer, as
We would like to thank you all for your help, encouragement and patience. Your teaching aids and ideas have made a huge difference in our lives.
Four months after my stroke I was discharged from hospital in a wheelchair, unable to walk, with the doctor’s words that I’d not achieve anything ringing in my ears. After
It’s a wonderful resource to have on our doorstep, and is testimony to the vision of chartered physiotherapists Helen Hobbs and Nicky Ellis. Anyone who has visited Hobbs Rehabilitation will
The physiotherapists have been fantastic, so friendly, cheerful and in particular the manner in which they spoke always to Penny, not to us, so that Penny felt that she was
As a retired doctor who has a wide, first hand experience of physiotherapy in the USA and the UK after a spinal cord injury, I know that there is none
Overall this has been excellent. I now see Parkinson’s Disease as a complex issue that needs to be attacked on lots of levels with a positive approach!
Everyone staff & group welcoming and encouraging. A positive way forward.
Hoorah for Hobbs! I have no hesitation in recommending Hobbs Rehab. The young, enthusiastic therapists are well-qualified professionals. The gym and its surroundings are most congenial and the atmosphere is
I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease a year ago. I was in a very bad way with my speech and everything about myself. I was lucky to be introduced to
Helen and her team were a beacon in a very difficult time supporting William’s repatriation from France, and me in managing the best medical support for William’s rehab. The Hobbs
Helen Hobbs and her team were an integral part of my rehabilitation, and Road to Rio, from a horrible fall that left me in an induced coma. The speed of
The speech and language therapy team at Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester invite you to “Living with Aphasia” a communication course ran by our specialist speech and language therapists.
Our aquatic physiotherapy class is open to all participants who can swim independently and manage without assistance in the changing room due to simultaneous use of accessible facilities. The sessions
Exercises involved: Exercises with bands and balls, stretches and tai-chi/yoga
A non-profit service providing an exercise class for individuals recovering from their stroke, collaborating with the local NHS Trust.
HELP Hampshire is a community-based group exercise class to keep
A seated and standing balance class with a mixture of cardiovascular work and strengthening. It is always with a good dose of fun, laughter and music!
Hobbs Rehabilitation Winchester welcomes you to join our neurotechnology and therapy group for the upper limb where we encourage group interaction to share experiences and to promote increased repetitions of
Come and join us to train your brain – have fun and improve your fitness at the same time.
A high-intensity exercise class, working through a selection of BIG,
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
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
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
Professor Karen Middleton CBE is to visit Hobbs Rehabilitation on Friday 2nd October 2015. Helen Hobbs, co-founder, says “This represents a fantastic opportunity for us to share our success story