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title: "Parkinson&#x27;s Physiotherapy in Haslemere"
description: "Physiotherapy for Parkinson&#x27;s in Haslemere. Walking and freezing, balance and falls, posture and strength, in clinic or at home."
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Neurological rehabilitation

# Parkinson's physiotherapy

£82

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Parkinson's affects movement in specific ways, and physiotherapy for it is correspondingly specific. Steps that get smaller and quicker. Freezing in doorways or when turning. A stoop that creeps in. Balance that is less reliable than it was, and the loss of confidence that follows a fall or a near miss.

**None of that has to be simply accepted as it arrives.** NICE guidance recommends considering referral to physiotherapy for people with Parkinson's who have problems with balance or motor function, and the evidence for exercise in Parkinson's is among the strongest in neurological rehabilitation.

## What treatment involves

Assessment first, of how you walk, turn, transfer and balance, and of what has become harder recently. Then a programme, which usually combines strength and balance work with specific techniques for the movement problems Parkinson's produces. **Cueing** is a large part of it, meaning the use of rhythm, counting, visual targets or deliberate large movements to get around a system that has stopped producing automatic movement reliably.

## Why exercise matters here more than usual

In a progressive condition it is tempting to think of exercise as holding the line rather than achieving anything. **The evidence says otherwise.** Regular, appropriately demanding exercise improves walking, balance and quality of life for people with Parkinson's, and the effects fade when it stops, which is why the programme is built to be something you can keep doing rather than a course of treatment that ends.

## Working alongside your consultant

We are happy to write to your neurologist, Parkinson's nurse specialist or GP, and to work around medication timing, since what you can do at your best point in the day and your worst can be very different. **Tell us when your medication is due** and we will plan appointments around it.

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## Frequently Asked Questions

Can physiotherapy help Parkinson's?

Yes. NICE guidance recommends considering physiotherapy referral for people with Parkinson's who have balance or motor function problems, and the evidence for exercise improving walking, balance and quality of life in Parkinson's is strong. It does not slow the condition, but it changes what you can do with it.

What is cueing?

The use of rhythm, counting, visual targets or deliberately large movements to work around a system that has stopped producing automatic movement reliably. It is one of the most useful techniques in Parkinson's physiotherapy, particularly for freezing and for steps that become small and shuffling.

Should I book around my medication?

Yes, please do. What you can manage at your best point in the medication cycle and at your worst can be very different, so tell us when doses are due and we will plan appointments to suit. It also helps us see you at both ends if that is useful.

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## Available Team Members

These team members perform this service

-   ![Anneke Webb, physiotherapist at Healthflex in Haslemere Description: Head and shoulders portrait of Anneke Webb, physiotherapist at Healthflex, The Edge, Haslemere. She has long straight fair hair and is smiling at the camera, wearing a white Healthflex Physical Therapy Centres polo shirt. Behind her, out of focus, are a green playing field, a wooden rail fence and autumn trees under a cloudy sky.](/_next/image?url=%2Fapi%2Fmedia%2Ffile%2Fhealthflex-anneke-webb-physiotherapist-haslemere-48x53.jpg%3Fprefix%3Dtenants%252F6a993819fabdf5583928bbf1%26v%3D1790158550952&w=96&q=75&dpl=dpl_FWxsgCyzDSRxWHosZK98qVgRxgBw)
    
    Anneke Webb
    
    Physiotherapist
    
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-   ![Imogen Scott-Plumber, physiotherapist at Healthflex in Haslemere Description: Head and shoulders portrait of Imogen Scott-Plumber, physiotherapist specialising in sports injury and rehabilitation at Healthflex, The Edge, Haslemere. She has fair hair tied back and a relaxed smile, and wears a navy polo shirt. Behind her is a dense green hedge, softly out of focus.](/_next/image?url=%2Fapi%2Fmedia%2Ffile%2Fhealthflex-imogen-scott-plumber-physiotherapist-haslemere-48x57.jpg%3Fprefix%3Dtenants%252F6a993819fabdf5583928bbf1%26v%3D1790159848262&w=96&q=75&dpl=dpl_FWxsgCyzDSRxWHosZK98qVgRxgBw)
    
    Imogen Scott-Plumber
    
    Physiotherapist | Sports Injury & Rehabilitation | Performance
    
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-   ![Kathryn Lewis, neurological physiotherapist at Healthflex in Haslemere Description: Head and shoulders portrait of Kathryn Lewis, physiotherapist specialising in adult neurological rehabilitation at Healthflex, The Edge, Haslemere. She has shoulder length dark brown hair lit by sunshine and a broad smile, and wears a white Healthflex polo shirt. Behind her is dark green foliage, softly out of focus.](/_next/image?url=%2Fapi%2Fmedia%2Ffile%2Fhealthflex-kathryn-lewis-neurological-physiotherapist-haslemere-48x71.jpg%3Fprefix%3Dtenants%252F6a993819fabdf5583928bbf1%26v%3D1790158869397&w=96&q=75&dpl=dpl_FWxsgCyzDSRxWHosZK98qVgRxgBw)
    
    Kathryn Lewis
    
    Physiotherapist, adult neurological rehabilitation
    
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