Neurological Physio Solihull | Specialist Neuro Rehabilitation
Miranda’s Physio Steps provides neurological physiotherapy for adults in Solihull living with stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, neuropathy, spinal cord injury and other complex neurological conditions.
Our team delivers rehabilitation at our Solihull clinic, homes, nursing homes and residential settings.
Specialist Neurological Physiotherapy in Solihull
Neurological physiotherapy focuses on conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and nerves. It can retrain the nervous system after a neurological injury, maintain physical ability and support recovery.
Our physiotherapy services support people after hospital discharge, those managing a long-term diagnosis and families seeking additional rehabilitation alongside NHS provision.
What Is Neurological Rehabilitation?
Neurological rehabilitation uses repeated, purposeful movement to improve function in daily life. A neurological physiotherapist may work on sitting, standing, walking, transfers, coordination and posture.
Neuro physiotherapy can promote neuroplasticity, helping the brain develop new pathways through focused practice. Each programme reflects the person’s individual needs and recovery stage.
Conditions We Support
Stroke
Physiotherapy after a stroke can address muscle weakness, muscle imbalance, reduced balance and coordination. Rehabilitation may include walking practice and exercises to improve mobility and independence.
Brain Injury
A brain injury can affect strength, balance, fatigue, movement and confidence. We support adults following an acquired brain injury or traumatic brain injury with treatment focused on recovery.
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease
Physiotherapy can help people with multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease manage stiffness, fatigue, balance changes and reduced mobility.
Spinal Cord Injury and Neuropathy
A spinal cord injury or neuropathy can affect muscles, sensation, posture and control. Rehabilitation is planned around the individual impact of the condition.
General and Elderly Rehabilitation
We also assist adults following illness, surgery, a fall or a long hospital stay, helping rebuild strength, balance and confidence.
Your Full Neurological Assessment
Treatment begins with a full neurological assessment of movement, balance, mobility, coordination, strength, posture and activities you find difficult.
The assessment considers your diagnosis, environment, current support and goals. We then agree a tailored rehabilitation plan.
How We May Support Your Rehabilitation
Movement and Walking Retraining
Treatment may include gait re-education, transfer practice and repeated functional movement to make everyday activities safer.
Balance Training and Coordination
Balance training may include reaching, stepping, changes of position and controlled movement practice.
Strength, Posture and Symptom Management
Hands-on techniques, exercise and education may address stiffness, weakness, posture and pain according to clinical need.
Rehabilitation in Your Own Environment
Home-based rehab allows us to assess real challenges and practise relevant tasks using your usual space and equipment.
Benefits of Neurological Physiotherapy
Improve Mobility and Independence
Personalised physiotherapy can help patients improve mobility, complete transfers more safely and participate in daily life.
Build Balance and Confidence
Rehabilitation can improve balance, coordination and confidence while reducing fear around difficult movements.
Receive Ongoing Support
Our team provides ongoing support as needs change, with advice for families and carers where appropriate.
Why Choose Miranda’s Physio Steps?
Experienced Neuro Physiotherapists
Established in 2010, Miranda’s Physio Steps brings NHS and private-practice expertise. Our physiotherapists use Bobath, PNF, motor relearning and functional electrical stimulation where suitable.
We all have more than 15/20 years of experience in the NHS and private setting.
Local Clinic and Home Visits
Appointments are available at 48 Tythe Barn Lane, Solihull, B90 1RW. Our team also provides physiotherapy in homes and care settings across Solihull.
No, we don’t treat patients at 48 Tythe Barn Lane. They also have to come to Kings Norton.Joined-Up Rehabilitation
Where appropriate, our specialists work alongside NHS professionals, case managers and other therapists to maintain consistent support.
Neurological Exercise Classes in Solihull
Our Friday classes at Shirley Community Centre support adults with neurological conditions, reduced mobility or lower confidence. Carers can join, and new members should contact the team before attending.
The seated class runs from 12:15 pm to 1:05 pm, followed by a mixed sitting and standing class from 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm. Sessions cost £10 pay as you go.
Contact our Solihull Team Today
Take the next step towards improving movement, confidence and independence. Contact our Solihull team to discuss your condition and suitable treatment options.
Call 0121 7443576 or 07544 045685, or email contact@mirandasphysiosteps.com to arrange an assessment. Opening hours are 7:30 am to 8:30 pm, Monday to Friday, with weekend and out-of-hours appointments available on request.
Meet Our Solihull & Birmingham Neuro Physiotherapist Team
Miranda Baretto
Michelle Standeven
Jo McBean
Lisa Fisher
Suzie Fulner
Claire Jervis
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Difference Between a Neuro Physio and a Regular Physio?
A neuro physio specialises in conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and nerves. Treatment focuses on neurological movement patterns and functional recovery.
What Does a Neurology Physiotherapist Do?
They assess how a condition affects movement and daily activities, then provide therapy such as balance work, walking retraining and strengthening.
What Is Physiotherapy for Neurological Conditions?
It is specialist rehabilitation designed to improve or maintain movement, mobility, balance and independence.
Can You Visit Me at Home in Solihull?
Home visits may be suitable when travel is difficult, or treatment would benefit from taking place in the person’s usual environment.
How Soon Can Rehabilitation Begin After Hospital Discharge?
Rehabilitation can begin once the person is medically stable and ready to participate safely.
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Contact Details
Address
86 The Green in Kings Norton,
Birmingham, B38 8RS
48 Tythe Barn Lane,
Solihull, B90 1RW
Opening Hours
7:30am to 8:30pm, Monday to Friday