Therapy

Wales' first choir of its kind supporting the ongoing recovery of speech and development of confidence through music

How The Coaching and Therapy People are delivering personalised solutions for people with neurological conditions

Neuro Rehab Times meets dramatherapist Katy Weston, who uses drama to help traumatic brain injury survivors.

Wales’ first in-patient aphasia-friendly choir has helped stroke survivors with communication difficulties find their voice again and regain confidence.  In 2019, Vicky Guise, a music therapist at Chroma, joined speech and language therapist Esther Goodhew and stroke consultant Dr. Jelley of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board to develop an aphasia-friendly choir project for patients [...]

By Dr Alyson Norman, associate professor  at the University of Plymouth and deputy chair of Anchor Point. According to Headway UK, there were 356,699 admissions to hospital due to an acquired brain injury in 2019-20201. While some individuals do make a full recovery, for many a brain injury marks the beginning of a life-long struggle. [...]

Letter to Government argues move would better support patients and relieve pressure on NHS

By Harpreet Kaur, physiotherapist, sports exercise specialist, corrective exercise specialist & REPS certified fitness coach.

Group-based sessions can benefit survivors and care givers, new study reveals

The neuro-rehab specialist has introduced a dedicated service for amputees, adding further to its life-changing work

How chefs at St Andrew's Healthcare are creating a specially-crafted Christmas lunch