Live Well Community Neuro
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Formally Community Neurological Rehabilitation Service
Our goal is to empower people with neurological conditions to live well – physically, emotionally and socially.
We provide both virtual and face-to-face support through individual and group sessions.
Groups include:
- Strength and Balance class
- Grow Getters, outdoor function focused sessions
- Introduction to Pedal Power adaptive cycling
- Virtual Tai Chi class
- Virtual seated exercise class
- Introduction to Nordic Walking
- Fatigue Management programme
- Managing Emotions programme
- Early Parkinson’s: speak out, move more programme
- Communication groups
- Aphasia-Friendly Choir
- Reading and Writing group
- Peer support
Individual sessions include:
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Active Passive Trainer introduction session
- Gym introduction session
If you would like to learn more about your condition and the services we have at CAVUHB, please click below:
A stroke is a serious, potentially life-threatening medical condition, that happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted. READ MORE
This page contains videos and links to useful information for those who are recovering from, or are affected by, brain injury, neurological conditions or neurosurgery. READ MORE
MS is a type of neurological autoimmune inflammatory condition, meaning it is a condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. READ MORE
Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition. READ MORE
The spinal cord is responsible for communicating two-way messages from your brain to your organs, muscles and skin.
It is estimated that approximately 2,500 people in the UK have a spinal cord injury each year. READ MORE
FND is a condition which affects the nervous system, by interrupting how the brain and body interact. READ MORE
We are a physiotherapy team dedicated to the management and treatment of adult patients with neuromuscular conditions. READ MORE
Having a fall can have a major impact on your life, both physically and mentally. It can lead to loneliness and isolation, and can stop you doing things that you once previously enjoyed. READ MORE
Contact us
Have questions or want to learn more? Get in touch:
Tel: 02921 836259
