Placing You at the Centre of Care

Intensive Rehabilitation

More Reps + Shorter Timespan = Better Results

The exciting development of assistive neurotechnology and robotics has allowed clinicians to significantly increase the number of repetitions achieved during sessions and improve patient outcomes when therapy is given over a shorter period of time. Working intensively, you will start to make neuroplastic changes in your brain much quicker than conventional therapy and notice positive changes within weeks.

Intensive Rehabilitation for Neurological Conditions

Whether you have a long-term condition such as multiple sclerosis or are living with the effects of a brain injury, spinal cord injury or stroke, our inpatient and outpatient intensive rehabilitation packages are designed to help you see results quickly.

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We’ll help you goal set and identify the need and frequency of our interdisciplinary team and assess outcome measures

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Proceed with your bespoke plan of intensive conventional and neurotechnology rehabilitation

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We’ll repeat outcome measures with a goal review and provide a discharge pack which will include exercise and activity programmes

Real Patients with Real Results

Our case studies present real rehabilitation outcomes from Hobbs Rehabilitation, focusing on clinical progress, treatment approaches and measurable results.

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Ian’s Case Study

Stroke

Acquired Brain Injury

Following a stroke, Ian’s multidisciplinary inpatient rehabilitation improved mobility, balance, confidence and independence, helping him progress with transfers, personal care, and achieve his goal of returning home with support.
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JS’s Case Study

Stroke

Acquired Brain Injury

Following a stroke affecting her left side, JS’s intensive rehabilitation improved strength, coordination and independence, helping her regain confidence with walking, personal care, cooking, and returning towards hobbies.
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Jack’s Case Study

Brain Injury

Following a traumatic brain injury sustained during MMA training, JA completed intensive rehabilitation to improve mobility, strength and upper limb function, achieving greater independence and returning towards university and sporting activities.
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Enquire today about any of our services or packages

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You will be contacted to determine your needs and assessment location

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After your assessment, your therapist will recommend the best course of treatment

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Once you have booked you will be ready to start your treatment plan

What to Expect

Our high-intensity neurotherapy packages consist of a minimum period of 2 weeks with a minimum of 10 hours of multidisciplinary therapy team input per week. These hours are based on clinician time allocated to your rehabilitation programme, including direct therapy, treatment planning, clinical liaison, administrative tasks, and other rehabilitation-related activities. Packages typically range from 40 to 80 hours over a four-to-eight-week period.

The multidisciplinary therapy programme may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, neuropsychology, hydrotherapy, and rehabilitation assistants. The proportion of input from each discipline is tailored to your individual needs and may change throughout the course of the programme.

Let's Get Started

Our intensive rehabilitation is provided at Hobbs Rehabilitation Bristol, Liss, Winchester, Chedington in Dorset, Laverstock in Salisbury and Oaksey House in Lambourn – or find your nearest centre

Hobbs Rehabilitation can help arrange accommodation if needed, enquire online to discuss your requirements or call us on 01962 779796 to talk with our team.

We accept self-referrals and referrals from Medico-Legal, health and social care professionals and the charity sector.

 

An Insight into Our Patient Journeys

Our rehabilitation stories highlight individual experiences of recovery at Hobbs Rehabilitation, following personal journeys, goals and milestones to show the impact of therapy beyond clinical outcomes.

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Ed’s Rehabilitation Story

Spinal Cord Injury

Cervical Spinal Cord Injury

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.
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Jemima’s Rehabilitation Story

Spinal Cord Injury

Thoracic Spinal Cord Injury

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.
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John’s Rehabilitation Story

Brain Injury

Traumatic Brain Injury

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.

Hear From Them

Don’t just take our word for it – take theirs.