Neuroplasticity and neurogenesis are topics that inspire hope of recovery for many following a neurological condition. How do we bring hope into reality? Forms of movement, technology, and frequent, intensive exercise promise to assist recovery even if goal setting remains a challenge. This article looks at all of this as another form of training and suggests that adherence to a programme must be fundamental to success.

The Tek RMD is a unique product to help persons with leg paralysis or difficulty to stand and move. Some clients have found this really life-changing but of course not everyone will be able to use this product. In this article we are looking at the Tek RMD from Matia Mobility - what it is, who it is for and some aspects of living with the product.

What does a patient want from rehabilitation technology? What do they need? What do they expect? What do they actually receive, and from whom? You might think that these are easy questions to answer; surely patients want technology that helps them recover with as little risk and cost as possible. Are they getting it?

FES Cycling is an evidence-based way of exercising for those with limb paralysis due to a spinal cord injury or other neurological condition. In this article we look at how this works.

Technology promises to bring a revolution to rehabilitation. What do therapist’s want? We are arguing that technology can enhance the role of the therapist and should take advantage of human skills rather than seek to replace them.

Working in rehabilitation can be extremely rewarding. Especially when we see clients with a catastrophic injury getting their lives back on track with the help of products and services we provide. But we learned long ago that technology or products alone are not a ‘magic potion’ - they are often important but need to be considered as just part of the solution.