RMR Rehabilitation

31/07/2026

🚨 Attention CIMSPA Registered Professionals! 🚨

Are you a CIMSPA-registered Personal Trainer, Exercise Referral Instructor or Fitness Professional looking to expand your knowledge and confidence in supporting people living with Parkinson's?

Join our Becoming a Parkinson's Pro course on 15th August 2026 and gain practical, evidence-based knowledge that you can apply immediately in your sessions.

🎉 Exclusive CIMSPA Member Offer
As a CIMSPA Registered Professional, you can receive 25% off your booking using the discount code:
👉 CIMSPA25

🔗 Find out more and book your place here:
https://lnkd.in/eQ9E4GFV

This course is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your professional development, build specialist expertise, and make a real difference to the lives of people living with Parkinson's.

If you know a colleague who would benefit, please tag them below or share this post.

19/06/2026

13/04/2026

Not all personal trainers are the same — especially in this situation

Most trainers are qualified to help with general fitness.

But if someone has:

• reduced mobility
• balance difficulties
• a long-term condition
• or is older and needing more support
…it’s important to look for someone with additional training and experience.

This might include:

• Exercise referral qualifications
• Training in long-term conditions
• Experience working with older adults

It’s not about finding the “best” trainer —
it’s about finding the right one for that person.

13/04/2026

“How do we find the right support?”

This is something we hear a lot from families.
When someone is getting older, or living with a long-term condition, staying active is important — but it also needs to be safe and appropriate.

The challenge is… not all personal trainers are trained to support this.

And it’s not always obvious what to look for.
Over the next few posts, we’ll share some simple things to consider if you’re looking for the right kind of support 👇

11/04/2026

Not sure what support looks like after injury or illness?

If you or a loved one is struggling with movement, confidence, or day-to-day activities, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.

At RMR Rehabilitation, we provide personalised support at home and in the community, helping people to:

• Rebuild strength and mobility
• Improve confidence with everyday activities
• Get back into routines safely
• Feel more independent again

We work with people following:

• Injury or surgery
• Neurological conditions (e.g. stroke, Parkinson’s, brain injury)
• Reduced mobility or long-term health conditions

Our approach is simple — we meet you where you are, and support you step by step.

If you’re unsure whether this kind of support would help, feel free to:

👉 Send us a message
👉 Or take a look through our page to learn more

You don’t have to navigate recovery alone.

28/03/2026

With Parkinson's UK South West – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

09/03/2026

Thank you to Parkinson’s UK for a great event. It was really nice to meet some new faces and spend time learning from others working in this space.

It was also great to see one of RMR Rehabilitation’s trainers, who has completed Adaptive Fitness Training’s Parkinson’s course, delivering two of the workshop exercise sessions. It was a great example of how exercise can be used in a practical way to support people living with Parkinson’s.

Thanks again to Parkinson’s UK for organising such a positive event.

04/03/2026

Great post from Parkinson’s UK South West highlighting the importance of physical activity for people living with Parkinson’s.
Exercise can play a powerful role in supporting movement, confidence, and overall wellbeing. When guided appropriately, targeted exercise can also help support neuroplasticity and functional movement.
At RMR Rehabilitation we regularly work with individuals living with neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s, supporting safe and structured exercise as part of a wider multidisciplinary approach.
If you or someone you support is living with Parkinson’s, exploring appropriate physical activity can be an important step in managing symptoms and maintaining independence.

Physical activity has a positive impact both physically and mentally. It can be as important as getting the right dose of medication.

Being active is important for everyone. It can make you feel good inside and out. It can maintain your health. It can lift your mood. And if you have Parkinson’s, it can help manage your symptoms. The more physically active you are, the easier it is to live well with Parkinson’s.

We are fortunate in the South West to work with some amazing physical activity providers as well our local groups, many of which offer regular physical activity alongside their support group meetings.

Find out more what is happening in your local area and maybe give something new a go: https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/information/treatments/physical-activity-and-exercise

19/02/2026

Who We Help

Do you or a loved one live with Parkinson’s, stroke, MS or balance issues?

Staying independent can feel harder over time.

We provide specialist, one-to-one adaptive exercise support in the community — focused on safety, confidence and real-life movement.

“Message us to find out more.”