Podcast: Fear Less. Do More – Can Robots Really Help You Walk Again?
In this episode, host Gill Hunter speaks with Sarah about the evolving role of technology in neurological rehabilitation.
The conversation explores a big question facing modern healthcare: can robotics and advanced technology genuinely help people relearn how to walk after neurological injury?
Sarah shares her expert insight from years of hands-on clinical experience, alongside her journey from NHS physiotherapy to building a specialist intensive neuro rehabilitation service.
Throughout the episode, you’ll hear discussion around:
- How intensive, repetitive rehabilitation supports neuroplasticity and recovery
- The role of robotic-assisted therapy in increasing therapy intensity and patient engagement
- Why technology should support clinicians, not replace the human connection in rehab
- The future of neurological rehabilitation in the UK and beyond
This podcast offers valuable insight for patients, families, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in how innovation is shaping recovery after neurological injury.
Watch the full podcast episode to hear Sarah’s perspective on the future of rehabilitation and how MOTIONrehab is helping people move forward with confidence.
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