Neurological Physiotherapy in Birmingham & Solihull
Specialist rehabilitation for stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, brain and spinal cord injury, focused on strength, balance, walking and independence.
Neuro rehabilitation
Strength, balance and walking
Specialist neuro rehab
For people whose mobility or independence has been affected by a neurological condition.
Walking and balance
Gait re-education, balance work and transfer practice.
Task-specific training
Rehabilitation built around the activities that matter to you.
Therapy gym
Progress from early rehab to advanced functional work.
Expert Neurological Physiotherapy in Birmingham
We provide specialist rehabilitation for people whose mobility, strength, balance or physical independence has been affected by a neurological condition. Conditions of the brain, spinal cord and nerves can change how the body moves, and each person is affected differently.
Neurological physiotherapy works with the nervous system’s ability to adapt. Through focused, repeated practice of meaningful activities, many people can improve how they move, or maintain their abilities for longer.
Treatment can include gait re-education, balance work, strengthening, mobility practice and task-specific rehabilitation based around the activities that are most important to you, whether that is walking to the shops, getting in and out of a car or returning to a hobby.
Whether your diagnosis is recent or you are living with a long-term condition, we work with you towards realistic, meaningful goals. Our therapy gym and modern equipment let us progress your rehabilitation safely, and our mental health team is on hand if you would also value emotional support.
Rehabilitation may focus on
- Strength
- Balance
- Coordination
- Walking and gait
- Transfers
- Postural control
- Movement quality
- Functional activities
- Confidence with mobility
- Maintaining or improving independence
Neurological Conditions We Support
Specialist physiotherapy for a wide range of neurological conditions.
Stroke
Rebuilding movement, strength, balance and confidence after a stroke.
Parkinson’s Disease
Supporting walking, balance, posture and everyday movement.
Multiple Sclerosis
Maintaining strength, mobility and independence.
Acquired Brain Injury
Structured rehabilitation to regain function and independence.
Spinal Cord Injury
Work on strength, transfers, mobility and postural control.
Peripheral Neurological Conditions
Rehabilitation for strength and function affected by nerve conditions.
We also help with
Understanding Neurological Rehabilitation
How specialist physiotherapy can support people living with different neurological conditions.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
A stroke can affect strength, sensation, balance and coordination, often more on one side of the body. Everyday tasks such as walking, standing up or using an arm can become difficult.
Rehabilitation focuses on repeated, purposeful practice to help you regain movement and independence. We set goals with you and progress them as you improve, whether your stroke was recent or some time ago.
How we help
- Walking and balance practice
- Arm and leg strengthening
- Practice of everyday tasks
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Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s can affect walking, balance, posture and the speed and size of movement. Symptoms can change over time and vary from day to day.
Physiotherapy aims to keep you moving as well as possible for as long as possible, with exercises and strategies for walking, turning, getting up and staying steady.
How we help
- Gait and turning strategies
- Posture and balance work
- Regular exercise programmes
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Multiple Sclerosis
MS affects people in very different ways, and symptoms such as weakness, fatigue, stiffness and balance problems can come and go.
We tailor rehabilitation to your current needs, helping you maintain strength, mobility and independence while managing energy levels sensibly.
How we help
- Strength and mobility
- Balance and walking
- Pacing and fatigue awareness
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Brain and Spinal Cord Injury
After an acquired brain injury or spinal cord injury, rehabilitation is often a long-term journey. Strength, control, balance and transfers may all need to be rebuilt.
We provide structured, goal-led rehabilitation that builds function step by step, using our therapy gym and task-specific practice.
How we help
- Postural control
- Transfers and mobility
- Goal-led functional training
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Reduced Mobility After Illness or Hospital Stay
Time in hospital or a period of serious illness can leave anyone weaker and less steady, even without a neurological diagnosis.
A focused programme of strengthening, balance and mobility practice can help you rebuild independence and confidence at home.
How we help
- Strength rebuilding
- Balance and walking
- Confidence at home
How Neurological Rehabilitation Works
Practical, goal-led rehabilitation that builds towards the activities you want to get back to.
Gait re-education
Improving the pattern, safety and efficiency of your walking.
Balance work
Exercises to help you stay steady when standing, walking and turning.
Strengthening
Building the strength you need for everyday movement.
Mobility practice
Keeping joints and muscles moving freely.
Transfer practice
Getting in and out of bed, chairs and cars more easily.
Task-specific rehabilitation
Practising the real activities that matter most to you.
Postural control
Improving how you hold and support your body.
Confidence-building with mobility
Helping you feel safer and more confident moving around.
What to Expect
Your journey at HOLOS, step by step, from first appointment to long-term wellbeing.
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Specialist assessment
We assess strength, balance, coordination, walking, transfers and how your condition affects daily life.
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Shared goals
We agree realistic, meaningful goals with you and, if you wish, with your family or carers.
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Focused rehabilitation
Regular, task-specific sessions using our therapy gym and equipment.
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Review and progress
We review progress, adapt your plan and support you to keep active long term.
Why HOLOS
Why Choose HOLOS for Neurological Physiotherapy?
HCPC registered physiotherapists
Including Chartered Physiotherapists with advanced UK clinical experience.
Two clinics, one team
Birmingham (Marston Green) and Solihull, with one number to book both.
Built around your goals
Rehabilitation focused on the activities most important to you.
Emotional support on site
Mental health services are available alongside your rehabilitation.
Neurological Physiotherapy FAQs
Quick answers to the questions we are asked most.
What is neurological physiotherapy?
Neurological physiotherapy is specialist rehabilitation for people whose mobility, strength, balance or independence has been affected by a condition of the brain, spinal cord or nerves.
Which neurological conditions do you help with?
We support people with stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, peripheral neurological conditions and neuromuscular weakness.
What will my rehabilitation focus on?
Following assessment, rehabilitation may focus on strength, balance, coordination, walking, transfers, postural control, movement quality, functional activities and confidence with mobility.
What is gait re-education?
Gait re-education is rehabilitation that helps you walk more safely and efficiently, working on the strength, balance and movement patterns involved in walking.
Is neurological rehab only for recent diagnoses?
No. We also support people living with long-term neurological conditions and those with reduced mobility after illness or a hospital stay.
Can a family member or carer come with me?
Yes, you are welcome to bring someone with you. Involving family or carers can help with practising exercises and strategies at home.
Do you offer emotional support as well?
Living with a neurological condition can be emotionally demanding. HOLOS also offers mental health services, which can be arranged alongside your physiotherapy if you would find that helpful.
Find Neurological Physiotherapy Near You
Book at our Birmingham or Solihull clinic. One number and one booking form for both.
Birmingham (Marston Green)
16 Land Lane, Marston Green
Birmingham, B37 7DQ
Close to Birmingham Airport, the NEC and the M42.
Solihull
Solihull clinic address
coming soon
Serving Solihull, Shirley, Knowle, Dorridge and nearby.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Book an assessment at our Birmingham or Solihull clinic and we will build a plan around your goals.