The multidisciplinary team at Hobbs Rehabilitation love to learn and share our wealth of knowledge by teaching others. A student placement at Hobbs Rehabilitation provides the opportunity to work with
Alison Gomes Da Silva, Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist and Centre Lead at the INC presented “The Use of Neurotechnology to Enhance Rehabilitation Outcomes for Spinal Cord Injury” at Hugh James annual
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
Jo Blatherwick, Spinal Cord Injury Team Lead at Hobbs Rehabilitation, shares some of the resources she’s keen to share with our community: Podcast for individuals requiring Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
At Hobbs Rehabilitation, we believe that a strong community spirit and genuine relationships with our patients is essential to their rehabilitation journey – as well as expert treatment from our
In the heart of Liss, Hampshire, lies Hobbs Rehabilitation, South East, a beacon of hope to those living with neurological conditions and their families. Our esteemed centre is one of
In April this year, the national clinical guidelines for stroke for the UK were published. In October, NICE published its guidelines for stroke rehabilitation in adults. The stroke guidelines have changed quite
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
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
The recent conference held at the Royal Society of Medicine was a huge success with delegates from all sectors excited to try the latest neurotechnology, share their work, and hear
“We will provide the extra help you need to get back on your feet by supporting you to regain your confidence and strength, re-learn skills or find new ways of doing
