SP Therapy Services – The Practice of Choice for Case Managers across Greater Manchester, Lancashire, South & West Yorkshire
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SP Therapy Services – Committed to help our communities move
Our commitment to the brain injury rehabilitation goes beyond the treatment session and we active within our communities, we are actively engaged in our local Headway Groups & UKABIF.
SP Therapy Services – Founder of Brain Injury Networks in Northwest & Yorkshire
In collaboration with our partners, we run the Northwest Brain Injury Network & Yorkshire Brain Injury Network. These events aim to bring together professionals and organisations from voluntary private and public sector who support clients living with brain injury. The aim of the network is to showcase local activities to ensure the best outcomes for brain injury clients.
Home Visit Specialists
At SP Therapy Services, our neurological specialist physiotherapists provide treatment for adults and children, expertly delivered through dynamic and engaging home and community-based rehabilitation across Lancashire, Greater Manchester, West & South Yorkshire.
We provide specialist neurological physiotherapy within a 30 mile radius of Bury, Holmfirth, Bradford, Blackburn, Stalybridge and Barnsley. Our dedicated community-based physiotherapists travel to you, delivering treatment directly in your home or care setting. Every programme is tailored to your needs, focusing on improving mobility, independence, and quality of life through personalised rehabilitation.
FAQ: Services
- What type of Physiotherapy do you provide?
We are neurological physiotherapist meaning we specialise in conditions that effect the brain and spinal cord such as stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy, MS, FND, and Parkinson’s.
- How does neurological physiotherapy differ from standard physiotherapy for aches and sprains?
Conditions that effect the brain and spinal cord impact on the individual’s ability to move and makes functional tasks difficult such as balance and walking challenging. Neurological Physiotherapy is a specialism and the Physiotherapist have additional training to enable them to effectively treat the problems that result from stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy, MS, FND, and Parkinson’s.
- What happens in a neurological physiotherapy session?
We start with a detailed assessment conducted over a one hour and 30-minute session. This may sound like a long time, but this allows the Physiotherapist to assess both your skills and challenges to movement. It allows them to understand how this impacts on you on your daily function in your home and to design a treatment plan to move forwards.
Follow up session are of 1 hours duration






