PhysioFunction

PhysioFunction PhysioFunction is one of the UK's leading providers of independent Neurological Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Technology.

Hydrotherapy, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Acupuncture, Nutritional Coaching also available at our clinics. PhysioFunction Ltd specialist Neurological Physiotherapy for:-

Stroke
Foot Drop and Walking problems
Head Injury
Spinal Cord Injury
Parkinson's
Cerebral Palsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Motor Neurone Disease
Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia
Ataxia
Any other Neurological Condition

We can also treat:


Back and Neck Pain | Arthritis & Joint Pain | Muscle, Tendon & Ligament Injuries | Sports Injuries

PhysioFunction Ltd has clinics in Spratton, Northampton, Northamptonshire, Long Buckby, Leamington Spa & Coventry. Home visits are widely available in all areas.

🌍 World Spinal Cord Injury Day – 5 SeptemberToday, we recognise World Spinal Cord Injury Day and the millions of people ...
05/09/2026

🌍 World Spinal Cord Injury Day – 5 September

Today, we recognise World Spinal Cord Injury Day and the millions of people around the world living with spinal cord injury.

A spinal cord injury can have a life-changing impact on movement, sensation, independence and everyday life. But rehabilitation is about much more than physical recovery - it is about helping people maximise their potential, regain confidence and achieve the things that matter to them.

At PhysioFunction, our specialist neurological rehabilitation team works with people with spinal cord injuries at different stages of their journey. Rehabilitation may include working on:

🦽 Transfers and wheelchair skills
💪 Strength, movement and motor control
🚶 Standing, walking and gait rehabilitation where appropriate
⚡ Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
🏃 Fitness, endurance and physical conditioning
🧠 Spasticity and other secondary complications
🎯 Meaningful, individual goals that support greater independence

Recovery doesn't always follow a straight line, and everyone's journey is different. Small improvements can make a huge difference to someone's independence and quality of life.

Today, we're proud to recognise the determination, resilience and achievements of everyone living with spinal cord injury - and the families, carers and professionals supporting them along the way. 💙
https://bit.ly/3S0rBoW

This week's spotlight is on Holly Hayden, one of our Specialist Neurological Physiotherapists, who works incredibly hard...
04/09/2026

This week's spotlight is on Holly Hayden, one of our Specialist Neurological Physiotherapists, who works incredibly hard to help our clients regain their independence and reach their goals.

We asked Holly:

🎬 Go-to movie: What is one film that always makes you happy?
🍕 Pizza topping debate: Does pineapple belong on a pizza, yes or no?
🍬 Comfort food: What food do you eat when you need a quick mood boost?
🗣️ Superpower choice: What superpower would you pick if you could have one?

The answers:

💃 Dirty Dancing
🚫 No pineapple – pepperoni please!
🐷 Percy Pigs
🌍 To speak all the different languages

Would you have guessed any of those?

Drop a comment to let us know your ultimate go-to movie. 👇

☀️ Still working hard through the summer holidays! 💪Jakob has been keeping up with his physiotherapy during summer and g...
03/09/2026

☀️ Still working hard through the summer holidays! 💪

Jakob has been keeping up with his physiotherapy during summer and getting ready for back to school. Here he is working on a range of activities in high kneeling.

This position is great for working on leg strength and flexibility, trunk stability and balance - all while challenging his control and coordination.

And, of course, the games provide a fun distraction while he gets on with his exercises! 🎲😊

🎉 Happy Birthday to our fearless leader, Jon! 🎂Today we're celebrating the man who has been at the heart of PhysioFuncti...
02/09/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to our fearless leader, Jon! 🎂

Today we're celebrating the man who has been at the heart of PhysioFunction for over 20 years.

Jon's passion for neurological physiotherapy, dedication to helping people achieve their goals, and unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional rehabilitation have inspired not only countless clients but also the entire PhysioFunction team.

A true leader leads by example, and Jon does exactly that. His kindness, encouragement, clinical expertise and vision continue to shape who we are as a team and the care we provide every single day.

Thank you for your leadership, your support, your sense of humour, and for always inspiring us to be the best we can be.

We hope you have a fantastic birthday and take some well-deserved time to celebrate!

🎈 Happy Birthday, Jon, from all of us at PhysioFunction! 🎉💙

🦶 National Foot Drop Awareness Day – 22nd September 2026We have a few appointments still available at PhysioFunction for...
01/09/2026

🦶 National Foot Drop Awareness Day – 22nd September 2026

We have a few appointments still available at PhysioFunction for National Foot Drop Awareness Day!

If you have confirmed foot drop, this is an opportunity to have your condition assessed and discuss the options that may be suitable for you.

Our assessment can explore:

⚡ FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation)
👟 Turbomed
🦵 Orthotic options
🏃 Exercise and rehabilitation

Every person’s foot drop is different, so we take the time to understand your individual needs, mobility and goals before discussing the most appropriate options.

📞 Call us or email us today to start your booking.
[email protected]
0800 043 0327

Spaces are limited, so please get in touch soon to secure your appointment.

31/08/2026

💺 Seated Exercises for Strength & Independence 💪

Staying active doesn't have to mean standing up! These simple chair-based exercises can help improve strength, balance, and mobility - supporting your independence and reducing your risk of falls.

✨ Give these a try:
🦶 Heel Raises ×10 – Strengthen your calves and improve ankle mobility.
🦶 Toe Raises ×10 – Build the muscles that help lift your toes and reduce the risk of trips.
🚶 Seated Marching ×10 – Improve coordination while gently increasing your heart rate.
⬆️ Sit to Stands ×10 – Strengthen your legs and improve balance. Ready for more? Try standing without using your hands!

✅ Move slowly and with control for the best results.
📅 Aim to practise 3–4 times a week.

Strong today. Independent tomorrow. 💚

This week's spotlight is on Kiran Khela, our OT, who finds out what brings our clients joy and works hard to help them a...
28/08/2026

This week's spotlight is on Kiran Khela, our OT, who finds out what brings our clients joy and works hard to help them achieve their goals.
We asked Kiran:
✈️ Dream destination: Where would you go if you won a free trip tomorrow?
📺 Childhood favorite: What TV show or cartoon did you love when you were young?
🍲 Comfort meal: What food do you eat when you need a quick mood boost?
🦸 Superpower choice: What superpower would you pick if you could have one?

The answers:
🏝️ Maldives
🎨 Art Attack
🥧 Shepherd's Pie
🚀Flying

Would you have guessed any of those?

Drop a Comment below to let us know what your own comfort meal is. 👇

🎯 Making balance training fun and challenging!For Linda, standing still is one of the most challenging aspects of her ba...
27/08/2026

🎯 Making balance training fun and challenging!

For Linda, standing still is one of the most challenging aspects of her balance, so this session focused on maintaining a stable standing position while adding movement and functional challenges.

With her feet planted, Linda worked through a range of tasks involving arm movements and trunk rotation, including bouncing a ball towards the coloured targets displayed on the BlazePods.

The Pods were set to a timer, meaning Linda had to react quickly and stay focused - challenging her balance, coordination, reactions and ability to maintain stability while moving her upper body.

A great example of how we can make rehabilitation purposeful, challenging and enjoyable! 👏💪

26/08/2026

A real “wow” moment in rehabilitation! ✨

Neil had a stroke many years ago and has experienced significant difficulty moving his right arm.

Over the past three weeks, Neil has received SIS Duo treatment once a week, targeting his right shoulder, upper arm and forearm.

After each session, Neil has reported that his arm feels much looser, and during his most recent session, with considerable effort, he was able to produce movement in the arm that he is usually unable to achieve. 🙌

Even more importantly, Neil’s wife and carer noticed that the increased looseness in his arm has made dressing and un******ng easier.

These are the moments that remind us why rehabilitation matters. 💙

It may seem like a small change, but when a movement that has been absent for a long time suddenly appears, it can be a huge moment for the person, their family and their rehabilitation team.

A little movement. A big moment. ⭐

25/08/2026

💪 Building strength, balance and confidence!

Olly, has been using the TRX suspension trainer as part of his rehabilitation programme.

By maintaining tension through the TRX straps, the suspension system provides additional support while challenging his balance and stability. The bilateral (two-arm) movements encourage both sides of the body to work together, helping to improve coordination and functional movement.

The exercise also promotes activity and strength in Olly's left arm, while the pulling action of his right arm helps increase the range of movement in his left shoulder and arm.

It's fantastic to see Olly embracing new challenges. Every repetition is another step forward on his rehabilitation journey. 👏

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Hawthorn Park, Holdenby Road, Spratton
Northampton
NN68LD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441327842321

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