Brain Injury
Whether your brain injury is traumatic or acquired, changes in movement, balance, strength and coordination are common. Tasks that once felt simple, such as standing, walking or getting dressed, may suddenly require more effort, support or practice.
Neuro physiotherapy focuses on helping you adapt to these changes and regain as much function and independence as possible. Whether you are in the early stages of recovery or adjusting to longer-term challenges, therapy is tailored to your individual needs and goals.
For over 30 years, we’ve supported individuals and families whose lives have been impacted by brain injury, helping them make meaningful progress, rebuild confidence and regain independence.
How Physiotherapy Can Help after a Brain Injury
Head and brain injuries can lead to a range of physical, cognitive and behavioural changes. Many patients and families have concerns about the difficulties they’re experiencing, and these are all areas where the right rehabilitation and support can make a meaningful difference.
Things we can help with:
Brain Injury Rehabilitation in the Clinic or Your Home
At Burscough Neuro Physiotherapy, we aim to support you wherever you are in your recovery, and in the setting that feels most practical and comfortable for you.
We provide specialist brain injury physiotherapy:
We have two specialist rehabilitation centres based in Ormskirk and Liverpool. Our Liverpool centre includes a fully equipped rehabilitation gym, providing space for strength, balance and functional training in a safe and supportive environment.
Home, care home, and community visits are available across Sefton, Liverpool, Merseyside and West Lancashire.
Whether we see you at home or in one of our centres, you’ll always be greeted with warmth and a friendly face, and if you’re visiting us in the clinic, there’s usually a cup of tea and biscuits waiting too!
Trusted for over 30 years
For over 30 years, Burscough Neuro Physiotherapy has supported people across Sefton, Liverpool, Merseyside and West Lancashire with specialist physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
We understand that choosing private physiotherapy is an important decision. Many people come to us because they want experienced, specialist support and a team that will take the time to understand their situation properly. We offer physiotherapy in the setting that best suits the individual, whether that is in the community or at one of our specialist rehabilitation centres in Ormskirk or Liverpool.
With over 20 specialist neuro physiotherapists and more than 30 years of experience, we support people with a wide range of neurological, balance and mobility difficulties. Our aim is always to provide thoughtful, personalised rehabilitation that feels clear, practical and worthwhile.
Get Started with Burscough Neuro Physiotherapy
The first step in starting physiotherapy with us is to arrange an initial assessment. This gives us the opportunity to understand your current situation, your goals, and what support will feel most helpful for you.
Your initial assessment lasts approximately 90 minutes and looks at all aspects of how the brain injury has affected you. We will:
The assessment also includes an element of treatment, so you leave with practical input from the very first session.
If you’re unsure whether neuro physiotherapy would be helpful, please feel free to call us for a friendly chat. We’re happy to talk through your situation and offer guidance on what moving forward may look like for you.
How long does it take to recover from a brain injury?
Recovery from a brain injury varies greatly depending on the severity and type of injury, the area of the brain affected and the individual’s overall health. Some people recover within months, while others benefit from ongoing rehabilitation. Consistent physiotherapy and support can significantly improve independence and long-term outcomes.
When should rehabilitation start after a brain injury?
Rehabilitation is often most helpful when it begins early and continues consistently over time. Many people start physiotherapy soon after returning home from hospital, while others begin later as they work on rebuilding strength, balance and confidence in everyday activities. We often work alongside NHS teams or continue rehabilitation after NHS therapy has finished to help people maintain progress.
Do you offer home visits for brain injury rehabilitation?
Yes. We provide home, care home and community visits across Sefton, Liverpool, Merseyside and West Lancashire.
Home visits allow treatment to focus on the practical challenges that matter most in everyday life — such as transfers, wheelchair mobility, moving safely around your home, managing stairs, and building confidence with daily activities.
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