Podcast: Fear Less. Do More – Can Robots Really Help You Walk Again?
Sarah Daniel, Founder and Director of MOTIONrehab, was invited to take part in the Fear Less. Do More podcast series, hosted by Square One Law.In this episode, host Gill Hunter speaks with Sarah about the evolving role of technology in neurological rehabilitation.
Get Active & Inclusive: Join the Yorkshire WheelPower Sports Festival 2026
MOTIONrehab is proud to support the upcoming Yorkshire WheelPower Sports Festival — an inspiring day of inclusive sport and activity for people with physical disabilities, taking place right here in Sheffield on Thursday 29 January 2026.
New NICE Guideline Endorses Robotics & VR in Neurorehabilitation
The new NICE guideline on Rehabilitation for chronic neurological disorders including acquired brain injury published 15 Oct 2025 recommends using robotics, gaming modalities and virtual reality to help people engage with training and exercises that improve stability, mobility and limb function. This marks a major endorsement of the technology-driven rehabilitation approach pioneered by MOTIONrehab since 2018, integrating robotics and immersive gaming to enhance engagement, intensity and outcomes in neurorehab.
MOTIONrehab Doncaster Welcomes Prestigious Visitors
MOTIONrehab Doncaster was honoured to welcome two distinguished visitors this week: The Lord Lieutenant of South Yorkshire, Professor Dame Hilary Chapman DBE – His Majesty The King’s official representative in the county – and Richard Stubbs, Chief Executive Officer of Health Innovation Yorkshire and Humber and Chair of the national Health Innovation Network, who was also accompanied by Sean Clarkson Head of Strategic Operations of Health Innovation Yorkshire and Humber.
Research Supporting Robot-Assisted Rehabilitation to Improve Walking After Stroke Endorses MOTIONrehab’s Intensive Rehabilitation Programme
A recent study published in Neurological Sciences (2025) analysed the effectiveness of Robot-Assisted Gait Training (RAGT) for stroke rehabilitation. The findings indicate that RAGT significantly enhances lower limb motor function, walking ability, balance, and endurance in stroke patients.
Inspirational Client Shares Powerful Recovery Journey with MOTIONrehab Leeds
Dave, who came to Motion Rehab’s Leeds clinic in Spring 2019 after suffering a brain stem stroke, was left with locked-in syndrome — a condition that initially left him only able to move his eyes and blink. Since then, Dave has attended intensive rehabilitation sessions twice a week and has made remarkable progress...
