Neurological Physiotherapy

Neurological Physiotherapy Specialist Physiotherapy for neurological and complex conditions based in Cheadle, Stockport. Community visits covering all of south Manchester.

From a single physiotherapist in 1993, Neurological Physiotherapy has developed into the leading practice providing the treatment for all neurological presentations throughout Cheshire, South Manchester and Derbyshire. Our specialist team of therapists will enable you to achieve your potential and maintain your level of ability. Treatment can take place within our accessible clinics or within the home. Our team of therapists all specialise in neurology, however the physiotherapists also have individual areas of interest. You will be directed towards the most appropriate physiotherapist to see you. We provide hour long assessment and treatment sessions and work closely with the patient and family to identify goals for treatment. Tailor made exercise programs promote and encourage improvement between therapy sessions.

10/02/2026

Do you want to move more but not sure where to start?

We run a range of exercise classes designed for all abilities and needs, whether you’re just getting back into movement or want to stay strong and steady.

Our classes include:
Balanced & Seated Classes - gentle, supportive movement
Gym-Based Exercise - build strength safely
Pilates & Yoga -improve posture, core strength & flexibility
Boxercise - improve coordination, strength and balance

All classes are physio-led, supportive, and tailored to help you move with confidence.

🎉 Try a class for FREE!
We’re offering a free trial session so you can see if it’s right for you - no pressure, no commitment.

📞 Get in touch today to book your free trial

You may see scaffolding around our building over the coming weeks while improvement works take place. We want to reassur...
06/02/2026

You may see scaffolding around our building over the coming weeks while improvement works take place. We want to reassure all patients that the clinic is open as normal and appointments are continuing as scheduled.

The entrance and access to the clinic remain available, some of the car park is out of action, however there are some spaces free for those who require them. If you need any assistance when arriving, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Thank you for your patience and continued support.

03/02/2026

Thank you Michelle & Ben from for demonstrating their AR glasses today, they blend digital content with physical space and adapts to any room layout.

The glasses have transparent, with a. see-through lenses so the real world remains visible which enables therapists to deliver high-impact and immersive therapy!

Today is Stroke Prevention Day - a moment to shine a spotlight on one of the most impactful ways we can protect brain he...
29/01/2026

Today is Stroke Prevention Day - a moment to shine a spotlight on one of the most impactful ways we can protect brain health and reduce the risk of stroke.

According to the , high blood pressure (hypertension) is the biggest single risk factor for stroke, contributing to around half of all cases — yet many people don’t know they have it.

What can we do today?

✔️ Check your blood pressure regularly - simple and potentially life-saving

✔️ Talk to your GP or healthcare professional about your risk

✔️ Adopt healthier habits - exercise, balanced diet, smoking cessation, and safe alcohol use all help lower risk

Stroke doesn’t just affect individuals - it touches families and communities too. Prevention starts with knowing your numbers and taking small steps for big health gains.

At Neurological Physiotherapy, we support people recovering from stroke and promote risk reduction

Have you checked your Blood Pressure recently?

Take a moment today to check in on your health or encourage someone you care about to do the same.

Announcement: From Monday 2nd February essential work will be taking place on our building for approximately six weeks. ...
27/01/2026

Announcement: From Monday 2nd February essential work will be taking place on our building for approximately six weeks. During this time, the majority of our car park will be unavailable. To help us support those who rely on wheelchair access or have significant mobility needs, we kindly ask that anyone who is able to do so consider parking in the nearby public car park and walking to the clinic. This will ensure that the few remaining on‑site spaces can be reserved for those who need them most. Please allow extra time for your journey, as parking and access may take a little longer than usual. 
We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. These works are essential to maintain and improve the building, and we are grateful for your cooperation during this period

23/01/2026

Great progress from one of our patients during yesterday’s session.
Following a brain injury, her primary ongoing symptom is ataxia, which affects coordination and balance. Her program focuses on targeted strength and stability training to improve motor control and functional movement. It’s encouraging to see her continued commitment and progress throughout this process.

What is ataxia?
Ataxia is a neurological condition that affects coordination, balance, and control of movement. It occurs when areas of the brain responsible for motor control are damaged, such as after a brain injury. This can make everyday movements feel unsteady or less precise, even when muscle strength is present. Targeted strength and stability training can help improve control, confidence, and functional movement over time.

Thanks Steph for a great and informative in-service training session all about strength! 💪🏼Regular training allows us to...
20/01/2026

Thanks Steph for a great and informative in-service training session all about strength! 💪🏼

Regular training allows us to refine existing skills and develop new ones, improving clinical reasoning hands-on techniques.

New gym group every Monday morning, only two spaces available! Enquire to book.
19/01/2026

New gym group every Monday morning, only two spaces available! Enquire to book.

16/01/2026

Keeping our skills up to date!
Today we have refreshed our first aid training, ensuring we’re prepared, confident, and ready to respond should an emergency arise. 💪🏼

Let’s talk about Electrical Stimulation >>>>Thank you for an informative article published on their website.
14/01/2026

Let’s talk about Electrical Stimulation >>>>

Thank you for an informative article published on their website.

12/01/2026

A great exercise from Katie.
Parkinson’s causes muscle rigidity, especially in the shoulders, arms, and upper back. Stretching with a resistant band can help with tight muscles, reduce stiffness in the shoulders and chest, and makes daily movements (reaching, dressing) easier.

07/01/2026

Great work Roy! We have been trying out The SaeboMAS , it is a supported device to enable upper limb function allowing you to perform functional exercises!

Address

Oak House, 2 Gatley Road, Cheadle
Manchester
SK81PY

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441614914151

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