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“‘Adapt and overcome’ is my new motto”
-Jack Osbourne, Multiple Sclerosis
Dorset
noun
[Dawr-sit] County in southwest England. Mainly hilly but low lying. To it’s residents an area of outstanding natural beauty. Population approximately 425 000.
Neuro
combining form
[noo-ro] In reference to ‘neurological’ adjective. Of or relating to the nervous system.
Rehab
noun
[ree-hab] shortening of rehabilitation. Pertaining to the engagement of therapeutic intervention in order to recover or maintain function, strength and/or activity as a result of a medical condition.
Dorset Neuro Rehab was established by Ian Denslow in 2019. Ian aspires to serve the community with specialist neurological rehabilitation. Underpinning his rehabilitation skills is a sound theoretical knowledge. It is this knowledge Ian wants to share with the community and this blog provides the platform to do this as well as his own ideas, concepts and points for discussion. This is designed to be an interactive service so please feel free to comment.
Welcome to Dorset Neuro Rehab
Neurological conditions?
The Student Series: How the brain heals – Neuroplasticity
Explore a brief overview of a handful of technological advances in neurological rehabilitation in the third instalment of our Student Series. A student physiotherapist on placement with Dorset Neuro Rehab highlights cutting-edge tools and techniques that are transforming recovery, offering new possibilities for patients on their rehabilitation journey.
Read MoreThe Student Series: Innovative Technologies in Neurological Rehabilitation
Explore a brief overview of a handful of technological advances in neurological rehabilitation in the third instalment of our Student Series. A student physiotherapist on placement with Dorset Neuro Rehab highlights cutting-edge tools and techniques that are transforming recovery, offering new possibilities for patients on their rehabilitation journey.
Read MoreThe Student Series: The Effects of Heat in Neurological Conditions
Although summer has passed, managing heat remains essential for people with neurological conditions, particularly those planning holidays to warmer climates. Hot weather can exacerbate symptoms like fatigue and dehydration, making it harder to stay comfortable. In our latest blog post, we discuss how heat impacts neurological symptoms and share practical strategies to help you stay safe and comfortable, whether you're at home or travelling. Learn more about how to protect yourself and continue your rehabilitation journey year-round!
Read MoreThe Student Series: Preconceptions and Misconceptions
Welcome to the first in a seven-part blog series, where we explore neurological physiotherapy from a student's perspective. Each week, we'll dive into different aspects of this fascinating field, discussing common misconceptions, personal experiences, and the life-changing impact of neurological rehabilitation. Whether you're a healthcare professional, student, or someone living with a neurological condition, this series offers valuable insights. Don't miss out—follow along as we uncover how neurological physiotherapy transforms lives!
Read MoreA client’s perspective
A heartfelt and uplifting review of a client's experience of rehabilitation at Dorset Neuro Rehab following spinal cord injury.
Read MoreDancing with Neurological Conditions
Samantha Gillingham discusses the effects of dancing for individuals with Parkinson's Disease and Multiple Sclerosis in Dorchester.
Read MoreYour Questions: Answered
We asked you to ask us! Neurological conditions naturally lead to a lot of questions. We wanted to give you an opportunity to have your questions answered by our specialist neurological physiotherapist - Ian Denslow.
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