Neurological Physio Birmingham | Specialist Physiotherapy
Miranda’s Physio Steps provides neurological physiotherapy for Birmingham adults with stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease, neuropathy, spinal injury and other neurological conditions. Our Birmingham specialist physiotherapy service combines individual treatment with support.
Our team supports rehabilitation after hospital discharge, long-term condition management and private physiotherapy alongside NHS care, supporting safer movement, confidence and independence.
What Is Neurological Rehabilitation?
Neurological rehabilitation supports patients whose movement, balance, coordination or sensation is affected by the brain, spinal cord or nervous system. Repeated, meaningful physiotherapy can encourage adaptation and support recovery.
Treatment can focus on sitting, standing, walking, transfers, posture, arm function and everyday activities. Each rehabilitation plan is tailored to the person’s condition, environment and goals.
Conditions We Treat
Our Birmingham service supports patients with stroke, acquired or traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease, neuropathy, spinal cord injury, brain tumours, spinal tumours and other neurological conditions.
We also treat older adults after illness, infection, surgery, a fall or time in hospital. Patients should be medically stable before starting community rehabilitation.
What to expect from neurological physiotherapy
Your Initial Assessment
During the initial assessment, an experienced neurophysiotherapist will assess movement, balance, mobility, coordination, posture, confidence, and difficulty with daily tasks. We will also discuss your goals, medical history, existing support and any referral information.
Patients can approach the clinic about a private referral or self-referral. A family member, carer or health professional can assist where required. They don’t need a referral; they can just call us.
Your Rehabilitation Plan
Following assessment, your physiotherapist will create an individual rehabilitation programme. Treatment may include task practice, strengthening, balance work, walking and transfer practice, flexibility exercises, positioning, fatigue management, education and advice for patients, families and carers.
High repetition is often important in neurological rehabilitation. The aim is to practise movement safely, improve function and help patients gain as much independence as their condition allows.
Neurological physiotherapy close to home
We provide a respectful, person-centred service in Birmingham. Rehabilitation can take place at our Kings Norton clinic or in suitable homes, nursing homes and residential settings across Birmingham, helping patients practise mobility where it matters.
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Benefits of Neurological Physiotherapy
Improve balance, posture and coordination
Maintain strength and range of movement
Support recovery after stroke or brain injury
Improve walking, transfers and daily function
Reduce stiffness and the effects of inactivity
Build confidence for patients and carers
Why Choose Miranda’s Physio Steps?
Established in 2010, our Birmingham team has extensive neurological rehabilitation experience treating neurological conditions in NHS and private settings. Our physiotherapy services draw on Bobath, PNF, motor relearning, functional electrical stimulation and rehab approaches where suitable.
Our service and team can liaise with families, carers and other professionals, providing rehab support through each stage of rehabilitation and advice if required.
Neurological Exercise Classes
Our mixed neurological and general rehab classes make movement safe, social and enjoyable. Adults with different conditions and abilities can join, and carers are welcome. New members should speak to Miranda before attending.
Our classes are held at the Shirley Community Centre on Fridays: 12:15 pm – 1:05 pm (sitting) or 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm (higher-intensity, mixed sitting & standing).
Classes cost £10 per session, with no membership or administration fee.
Find out about our classesMeet the Miranda’s Physio Steps team
Meet the people behind Miranda’s Physio Steps. Find out more about our team.
Miranda Baretto
Michelle Standeven
Jo McBean
Lisa Fisher
Suzie Fulner
Claire JervisNeurological physiotherapy in Birmingham FAQs
Can physiotherapy help after a stroke?
Yes. Stroke rehabilitation can support recovery by addressing movement, balance, walking, transfers and daily activities. Physiotherapy is adapted to each patient’s goals and stage of recovery.
Do I need a GP referral?
Private patients can ask the clinic about self-referral. We may request relevant medical information to ensure assessment and rehabilitation are safe.
Can you help after a brain injury?
Neurological rehabilitation after brain injury can address mobility, balance, fatigue, posture and functional tasks, depending on the individual effects of the injury.
Can you help with multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease?
Physiotherapy can help patients manage movement changes, stiffness, balance, confidence and range of ability, with rehabilitation focused on improvement, maintenance or safer daily living.
Where does treatment take place?
Treatment is available at our Kings Norton clinic or, where suitable, in the patient’s home, nursing home or residential home in Birmingham.
When can rehabilitation start after discharge?
Rehabilitation can start once the patient is medically stable and ready to proceed safely. The team can discuss assessment and support before or after discharge.
Book Neurological Physiotherapy in Birmingham
Take the next step towards improving your movement, confidence and independence. Contact our Birmingham clinic to discuss your condition, rehabilitation goals and the most suitable treatment options for you.
Call 0121 7443576 or 07544 045685, or email contact@mirandasphysiosteps.com to arrange an initial assessment. Our team is available from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm, Monday to Friday, with weekend and out-of-hours appointments available on request.
To find out more about neurological problems, take a read of our article: what are neurological problems and how to improve mobility in elderly.