Neurological Rehabilitation in Marple
Neurological rehabilitation helps people living with the effects of neurological conditions — rebuilding movement, strength, balance and confidence through tailored, progressive physiotherapy at our Marple clinic.

Introduction
A stroke, Parkinson's, MS or another neurological condition can affect your walking, balance, strength and confidence. Physiotherapy can make a real difference, whether you're recovering after a stroke or want to stay as strong and independent as possible with a long-term condition. We set goals around everyday life, such as walking further, managing stairs or getting back out, and work towards them steadily. We see people from Marple, Stockport, Romiley, Hazel Grove, High Lane and Disley.

Who We Help
- Weakness or reduced movement following a neurological event
- Unsteadiness, balance problems or increased falls
- Dizziness, vertigo or vestibular-related symptoms
- Stiffness, spasticity or altered muscle tone
- Reduced coordination or changes in walking pattern
- Fatigue affecting daily activities and function
- Loss of confidence after a diagnosis or flare-up
- Difficulty with everyday tasks following a neurological condition
Common Problems
- Stroke and acquired brain injury
- Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders
- Multiple sclerosis (MS) and related conditions
- Vestibular conditions including BPPV and vestibular neuritis
- Peripheral neuropathy and nerve-related problems
- Post-concussion symptoms and recovery
- Cervicogenic (neck-related) dizziness and headaches
- Deconditioning following a period of illness or hospital admission
Ready to Work Towards Your Goals?
Book your assessment today. We'll agree goals that matter to you and work towards them steadily.
How We Help
Your first appointment is 45 minutes. We assess your movement, strength, balance and walking, and agree goals with you and your family. Treatment combines task practice, strengthening, balance work and hands-on treatment, with home exercises you can manage. We can see you at the clinic or at home.
Assess & Set Goals
We assess how your condition affects you and agree clear, meaningful goals that matter to you — from walking further to managing stairs or regaining confidence.
Move & Strengthen
Targeted, progressive exercises rebuild strength, movement and control, tailored to your ability and progressed only as you're ready.
Balance & Coordinate
Safe, supervised balance and coordination work improves steadiness and confidence, reducing fall risk and rebuilding trust in your body.
Function & Independence
We work towards the everyday activities that matter to you, with a maintenance plan to keep you progressing long after your sessions end.
Everything You Need to Know Before Booking
No GP referral needed. Direct access appointments available — often same-day or within a few days.
What Happens at Your First Appointment
Your first session is a 45-minute comprehensive assessment. We start by listening — understanding your symptoms, your history, and what you want to get back to. We then carry out a thorough hands-on physical examination to identify the root cause of your problem. You'll receive a clear explanation of what's going on, a personalised treatment plan, and hands-on treatment begins in that very first session. You leave knowing exactly what's wrong, what we'll do about it, and how long recovery will take.
What Should I Wear?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy access to the area we're treating. For knee, hip, or leg problems, shorts are ideal. For shoulder, neck, or back issues, a loose top or vest works well. You'll never be asked to undress beyond what's necessary for examination and treatment, and you'll always be treated with dignity and respect in our private treatment room.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
This depends on your condition, how long you've had it, and your goals. Many patients feel significant improvement within 3–6 sessions. Acute injuries often resolve faster, while long-standing or complex conditions may need more. We'll give you a clear treatment timeline at your first appointment — and we only ever recommend sessions you genuinely need. Our goal is to get you independent and pain-free as quickly as possible, not to keep you coming back.
Can I Claim Through Insurance?
Yes. We are recognised by most major health insurance providers including AXA, Vitality, Bupa, WPA, and Healix. We can bill your insurer directly so you don't need to pay upfront — simply bring your insurance authorisation number to your appointment. If you're not sure whether you're covered, call us and we'll help you check before you book.
Meet the Team
Neurological Rehabilitation in Marple — Frequently Asked Questions
Why Choose Complete Recovery Physiotherapy?
Patient, Progressive Care
Neuro rehabilitation takes time and patience. We move at your pace, progress you safely, and celebrate every step of progress — however small it may seem.
Goal-Focused
Your goals drive everything we do. Whether it's walking to the shops, managing stairs or regaining independence, your plan is built around what matters to you.
Vestibular Expertise
Dizziness and balance problems are a core part of neuro rehab. We diagnose and treat vestibular conditions alongside strengthening and coordination work.
Hands-On Plus Exercise
Manual therapy to ease stiffness and improve movement, combined with targeted exercises that rebuild strength, balance and control.
Home Visits Available
If accessing our clinic is difficult, we offer home visit physiotherapy throughout the local area, bringing expert care to you.
Free Parking in Marple
Easy visits at Bowden Hall with free parking right outside — important when getting about is harder.
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Expert, hands-on physiotherapy in Marple. Free parking. Same-day and short-notice appointments often available.










