Revolutionary New Clinic for Tees Neuro Therapy Training

This Summer, Resilience Neuro Specialists launches its flagship 'Resilience Therapy Centre' in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, with a state-of-the-art facility featuring next-generation rehabilitation technology. This marks a significant milestone for neurorehabilitation and offers the Midlands’ first outpatient environment equipped with a full suite of advanced neuro‑tech, previously only available in inpatient settings. But this isn’t just a therapy clinic - it’s a place built with intention, where cutting-edge technology meets expert clinical care to support people on their most important journeys: the path to recovery. Where? Set in the peaceful surroundings of Abbey Park in Stoneleigh, the Resilience Therapy Centre is a calm, accessible space created to make recovery more possible - physically, emotionally, and practically. The centre is designed to support people with neurological conditions like stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, or complex trauma, as well as those living with long-term conditions such as MS or Parkinson’s. Every inch of the space reflects the mission: to make rehabilitation more personalised, more measurable, and more hopeful. From step-free access and private consultation rooms, to an open-plan therapy gym full of natural light, it’s an environment where clients feel safe, supported, and motivated to move forward. Technology That Transforms Recovery The heart of the centre is it's state‑of‑the‑art robotic and sensor-enabled gym, offering: Upper Limb Rehab Tyromotion Amadeo – robotic-assisted hand and finger therapy Fesia Grasp – functional electrical stimulation for hand control Pablo System – interactive training for arms, shoulders, and trunk Lower Limb & Balance Lexo – robotic gait trainer for supported walking Smart Gravity 3D – weight-supported movement training Walker View – advanced gait analysis and real-time feedback Motion & Posture D-Wall Elite – 3D movement analysis for posture and alignment Homing Remote Therapy – supporting therapy continuation at home

We are so pleased to see our Tecnobody Solution at the neuro-rehab outpatient centre in Neurotherapy Worx. The centre, based near Wigan, started using the D-Wall at the beginning of the year and went on to include the Prokin 252, WalkerView, and Data Server devices. Clinic owner, Sarah Wilkinson's experience with the advanced motion tracking, analysis, and therapy programs of the D-Wall has led her to adopt additional solutions, such as the Prokin 252 for balance and proprioception, and the Walker View for gait assessment and training. This strategy is designed to motivate patients and supply valuable data to the physiotherapy team, potentially reducing recovery time. See more about Tecnobody devices here: https://www.ectron.co.uk/tecnobody