Stroke Retraining and Rehabilitation Exercises
Learn how to regain strength and functional control
SERVING HULL & SURROUNDING AREAS
Specially tailored 1:1 sessions for stroke survivors, working with you in your own home.
Would you like to learn how to improve:
Spasticity in your hand?
Foot drop?
Muscle Strength?
Mobility?
Quality of Life?
We work as a team together, in the familiar surroundings and comfort of your own home.
Our exercises are:
Evidence-based
Designed to improve your independence
Provides self-management of your retraining
These tasks, with my support, will help you regain your independence and quality of life!
As a qualified ARNI Instructor, I want to help you regain control of your life and independence.
ARNI (Action for Rehabilitation from Neurological Injury) is a charity founded by Dr Tom Balchin in 2001 following a serious stroke at the age of 21. Tom recovered through true grit and determination and is dedicated to helping other stroke survivors retrain and regain their lives and independence.
As an associate of ARNI I provide specialist rehabilitation and exercise support (backed by clinical research) for stroke survivors, after hospital and community physiotherapy finishes.
On occasion, it may be possible for stroke survivors to join my group classes if accompanied by a partner or spouse who can provide support. Each case is individually assessed to determine suitability.
I offer stroke rehabilitation execise sessions through ARNI
Action For Rehabilitation From Neurological Injury
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Go to Arni website & select “I want stroke rehabilitation & exercise”
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Complete and submit the “Homebased rehab” form
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On receipt of the enquiry, I’ll be in touch to book you in
See what our Stroke Rehabilitation Exercisers think
John -
“I have worked with Carol since May 2021. I had a stroke end of March and made excellent progress since then.
Carol visits me three times a week and after every session, I feel positive both physically and mentally.
Carol is always positive but never too easy, and every week I have made progress in my recovery eg: walking further and getting up from a dining chair without assistance. She has brought aids which help with my dexterity and is always thinking of ways to help my progress.”
