Outpatient Support

Our individual outpatient programmes are designed around each person’s goals, whether that’s improving mobility, enhancing communication, managing symptoms, or maintaining independence.

Our community groups offer creative therapies such as music, drama or art. From supporting speech and movement to building confidence and easing anxiety, these therapies can have a real impact on quality of life. Delivered by qualified therapists, each session is tailored to individual needs and abilities, with no previous experience required.

Individual Therapy Services:

• Occupational therapy: Supports patients to perform daily activities safely and independently. Includes functional assessment, environmental adaptations, and assistive technology recommendations.
• Physiotherapy: Restores movement and function through tailored treatment plans. Optimises mobility, transfers, and physical function using a holistic, goal-centred approach.
• Psychology: Therapeutic support encompassing cognitive assessments, behavioural intervention plans and family therapy, geared towards improving quality of life and supporting goal achievement.
• Speech and Language Therapy: Assessment and treatment for communication and voice difficulties. Individualised plans developed in collaboration with patients and their wider support network.
• Swallow Clinics & Pharyngeal Electrical Stimulation: Specialist dysphagia assessment and treatment delivered by a leading ENT consultant and specialist speech and language therapist, now including Pharyngeal Electrical Stimulation (PES) using the Phagenyx system. Link for more information on British Home’s Swallow Clinic.

Community Group Therapies:

• Music Therapy: Music has a remarkable way of reaching the brain, engaging many areas at once. Our sessions use Neurologic Music Therapy techniques to support speech and communication, thinking skills, movement and emotional wellbeing, helping residents rebuild, restore or maintain abilities in a way that feels natural and enjoyable. No musical experience is needed.
• Dramatherapy: Through improvisation, role play and storytelling, Dramatherapy offers a creative, supportive space to express and process emotions. It helps build confidence, develop coping skills and improve emotional wellbeing through the power of drama and play. No previous experience needed.
• Art Therapy: Art Therapy offers a creative outlet for self-expression and personal insight. Through painting, drawing and other art forms, sessions support emotional exploration, while easing stress and building social connection. They can also help improve upper limb strength and control. No previous experience is needed.