Sense Ability Therapy C.I.C

Jenny qualified as a Physiotherapist in 1998 from the University of Wales College of Medicine. She has worked in all areas of the NHS covering outpatients, respiratory, care of older people, trauma and orthopaedics and neurology. Jenny specialised in Neurological physiotherapy in 2003 and has since built up expert knowledge working with neurological inpatients, outpatients and out in the community.

We are proud to be the first clinic in Devon to bring the cutting edge technology of Tyromotion to the Community. The Pablo and Tymo technologies offers intensive, fun training options for you whether you are recovering from a stroke, managing conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease or just need help improving your balance or walking.

Litegait walking therapy offers the opportunity to stand and walk again safely to many people who might otherwise be confined to a wheelchair or their home. The mobile harness system is fully adjustable to offer as much or as little support as needed. This allows you to safely practise standing and walking again even if you have minimal lower limb strength.

Thanks to grant funding we are delighted to be able to open our accessible gym to our clients. The gym offers a larger treatment space for our 1:1 treatments, along with specialist, accessible equipment that allows all abilities to get active and fitter.

Motomed accessible bike: this state of the art bike allows you to work using your arms or legs, can assist or resist you depending on your level, can allow forwards and backwards cycling and can even monitor your muscle tone and deal with unwanted spasms.As it is accessed from a chair, everyone is able to benefit from its programmes.

FES or Functional electrical stimulation is a method of activating muscles affected by a central nervous system disorder such as stroke or brain injury. The device stimulates the peripheral nerves to get a contraction and assist with functional movement such as walking or reaching/grasping. The most common use of FES is to correct a drop foot; the inability to lift the toes when walking.