Every recovery journey begins with understanding what truly matters to the individual. From the outset, we collaborate closely with each person to set realistic yet meaningful goals that reflect their life, not just their injury. Whether it’s returning to work, driving again, walking the dog, or spending time with family, we shape rehabilitation around the activities and roles that define who they are. Our comprehensive assessments explore not only physical abilities like strength, mobility and coordination, but also personal ambitions, environment and daily challenges. This forms the foundation for a bespoke rehabilitation plan that is as individual as the person we’re supporting.
We’ve seen what’s possible when rehabilitation doesn’t stop at recovery but keeps going until life feels whole again. We’ve worked with people who have rebuilt their lives after complex lower-limb fractures, brachial plexus injuries, and above or below-knee amputations; not just walking again, but snowboarding, playing golf, cycling from London to Brighton, returning to work, or scoring for the Arsenal Amputee Football Team. Others have found joy in everyday moments like playing with their children, going on family holidays, or rediscovering the confidence to do the things they love. These stories aren’t exceptions, they’re the outcome of an approach that values individuality, persistence and partnership. With the right support, the right plan and the right belief, people don’t just recover, they return to life.
After an extremely traumatic event where I sustained life changing injuries I was introduced to Jason who became not just my physiotherapist but also my confidant and therapist! And this is what makes this place and the people that work there so special!
The empathy and understanding was like nothing I had experienced before, whilst Jason has not experienced such injuries himself, his skill, understanding and compassion meant that he could support me not just physically but mentally too...
