Neurological Rehabilitation
Supporting movement, confidence and independence after neurological conditions
Living with a neurological condition can affect strength, mobility, balance, and confidence. Staying active in a safe and supportive environment can help people maintain their abilities, improve fitness, and continue working towards their personal goals.
Through our partnership with the Coventry Community Integrated Neuro and Stroke Service (CINSS) and other organisations, we support people following neurological events, including stroke, to continue their rehabilitation journey within the community.
Our support can include:
- Individual gym-based sessions tailored to your abilities and goals
- Support to safely use gym equipment and build confidence with exercise
- Access to suitable group exercise classes to improve strength, balance and overall wellbeing
- A welcoming environment to continue your progress beyond clinical rehabilitatio
- A space where specialist neuro physiotherapists can work with their patients in the community
We currently support people recovering from stroke and welcome referrals for individuals living withother neurological conditions, such as Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis, where our service can meet their needs. Our aim is to help you remain active, build confidence, and develop the skills to continue exercising independently.
Referral from a healthcare professional is required.
Our service helps bridge the gap between clinical rehabilitation and long-term physical activity, giving people the confidence and support to continue moving beyond their initial recovery.
“We were able to get in early with a progressively high intensity program that has led to our patient returning to work – which, as a young adult, they were very keen to do – and exceeding the required fitness test in order to return to ‘active’ duty.
Our patient informed us they now feel fitter than before their neurological event.
This directly relates to our access to CVLife services.”
David Virgo
Specialist Physiotherapist at the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust