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💙 Being active can really help manage symptoms for people with Parkinson’s. Our next specialist Monday evening exercise class is on 8th June 💙
An exercise class specifically for people living with Parkinson’s and wanting to maintain and improve their strength, fitness, mobility and independence. It's also a lot of fun!
Delivered by Eat, Move, Be Happy 6:00-7:30pm in the Dance Studio at Skipton Academy, Gargrave Road, Skipton.
Book online at eatmovebehappy.com/getmoving/parkinsonsexercise/ or by calling Anna Sherin on 07813 703585. £6 per session. ... See MoreSee Less
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We have excellent relationships with all of the local care homes we visit, and we take pride in working collaboratively with care staff to achieve the best outcomes for our clients. Thank you Steeton Court Nursing Home for being such a welcoming home. ... See MoreSee Less
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We thought it would be a great time to think about some achievable new year goals that support your mobility and help you feel your best throughout 2026. When it comes to staying mobile, independent, and confident in your daily life, even small changes can make a difference. You don’t need to leave your home to get started.
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Getting About Easily in 2026: Senior Mobility Tips
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Start the New Year with simple steps to improve your mobility. Discover how home-visit physiotherapy can support seniors in Ilkley, Silsden, and Guiseley.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
After a hospital stay, your risk of falling can be higher than you think.
Muscle weakness, medication side effects, fatigue, dizziness and even being back in an unfamiliar home can all play a role.
That’s where we come in.
Back On Your Feet Physio provides expert physiotherapy in the comfort of your own home, helping you rebuild strength, confidence and balance safely.
Find out more at backonyourfeetphysio.co.uk/
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Undergoing hip or knee replacement surgery is a significant step towards relieving chronic pain, restoring mobility, and improving your overall quality of life.
Whether you’ve had a total hip replacement or a knee replacement, the journey to full recovery doesn’t end with the surgery itself. What happens next is critical to ensuring a successful outcome and regaining the full use of your joint. This is where physiotherapy and rehabilitation come into play.
Read more 🔗 backonyourfeetphysio.co.uk/news/hip-and-knee-replacements-what-happens-next/
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As we start the new year, stories like this inspire what we want to do even more of.
Helping someone regain their confidence, mobility and independence, especially after a challenging recovery, is what we love doing.
Thank you for sharing your mum’s experience. It reminds us why compassionate, at-home physiotherapy matters.
Find out more at backonyourfeetphysio.co.uk/
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As the year wraps up, we want to thank all our clients and their families for working with us.
Wishing you a happy Christmas and a great New Year!
We appreciate your support and look forward to helping you stay moving and well in the year ahead. ... See MoreSee Less
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As Christmas and the New Year approach, we want to wish all our clients and their families a safe and restful holiday season!
It’s also a time when many people return home after a hospital stay, so it’s a good reminder of the risks of falling and how our physiotherapy services can help you stay steady, confident, and independent at home.
Here’s what you should know, and how we can support you going into the new year.
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Winter brings beautiful scenes, outings and gatherings, but it also brings challenges, especially for older adults. As temperatures drop, icy pavements and wet floors increase the risk of falls.
Here’s a guide on staying safe this winter, which covers everything from preparing your home for Winter safety, preventing outdoor falls and strength building.
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“Rosie always treated mum like an adult and a friend…”
Reviews like this really mean a lot to us.
Treating people with respect is simply how care should be, and knowing it’s noticed makes the hard work feel worthwhile. We’re so grateful to Kathryn for leaving this review, and it was a pleasure to get to know your mum.
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Experiencing a fracture can be a life-altering event that temporarily disrupts your daily routine and independence. Whether it’s a broken arm, leg, hip, or any other bone, the recovery process often requires patience, time, and significant adjustments to your normal way of life.
However, with the right strategies and support, you can effectively manage your recovery and continue to live comfortably in your own home.
In this blog post, we’ll explore practical tips and advice for coping at home after a fracture, focusing on creating a safe environment, managing pain, maintaining mobility, and seeking the right support
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Experiencing a fracture can be a life-altering event that temporarily disrupts your daily routine and independence.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Regain confidence, strength and independence right from the comfort of your home.
Here are just some of the many ways Back On Your Feet Physiotherapy can help.
To learn more, visit backonyourfeetphysio.co.uk/
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A broken clavicle, commonly known as a broken collarbone, is one of the most frequent fractures. While it can be painful and disruptive, the good news is that with proper rehabilitation, most people can make a full recovery and regain normal function.
In our blog post, we’ll explore...
🔹 The causes and symptoms of a broken clavicle
🔹 The treatment options available
🔹 How a comprehensive rehabilitation program can significantly aid in the healing process
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A broken clavicle, commonly known as a broken collarbone, is one of the most frequent fractures experienced by both athletes and non-athletes alike0 CommentsComment on Facebook
At Back On Your Feet, we deliver quality, effective, hands-on physiotherapy in the comfort of your own home to help improve your quality of life. Here are just a few reasons our clients choose physiotherapy at home.
Find out more at backonyourfeetphysio.co.uk/
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🏥 Early hospital discharges are becoming more common in the UK, but for elderly patients, they can bring serious risks, from reduced recovery time to higher chances of readmission.
Our physio & rehab services offer the support needed to bridge the gap:
✅ Tailored recovery plans
✅ In-home physiotherapy
✅ Emotional & family support
✅ Lower risk of readmission
Keeping you safe, strong, and independent at home 💙
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The UK healthcare system has been under significant pressure to meet the demands of an aging population, leading to early discharge from hospital.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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💙 Leaving hospital is just the beginning.
With the right support, you can regain confidence, strength & independence at home. 👣 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌍💪 Today we celebrate World Physiotherapy Day and this year’s theme: Healthy Ageing. At Back On Your Feet, we believe growing older should be a chapter of strength, independence, and confidence, not decline. With the right support, movement becomes medicine, helping every stage of life be lived with dignity and joy. ✨
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We’re so touched by this wonderful review 🩷 Helping someone go from struggling with mobility to walking (and even dancing!) in just a few weeks is exactly why Back On Your Feet exists. It’s not always easy - there are stubborn moments, setbacks, and challenges - but with the right support, amazing transformations happen. Huge credit to this gentleman for putting in the work 💪 ... See MoreSee Less
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🦵 Had a Knee Replacement? Wondering What's Normal During Recovery?
You're not alone — many of our clients ask the same thing in those first few weeks.
Find out what’s expected, what’s not, and how expert home physiotherapy can support your recovery — every step of the way.
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At Back On Your Feet, we support many older adults recovering from knee replacement surgery in the comfort of their own homes. One of the most common0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Leaving the hospital doesn't always mean you're in the clear. Many patients face unexpected challenges once they're home—complications, readmissions, and more.
At Back On Your Feet, we help bridge the gap between hospital discharge and full recovery. 🏥➡️🏡 ... See MoreSee Less
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We love hearing stories like Peter's! With a little help from Rosie, his father Gregory is back on his feet and moving with confidence. 🙌
If you or someone you care about could use a helping hand at home, let Back On Your Feet be there for you. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌿 Supporting independence, one step at a time. At Back On Your Feet, we specialise in elderly rehabilitation in Guiseley — helping older adults recover, regain confidence, and live life to the fullest.
✨ Discover how our expert team tailors care to each individual’s needs.
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Supporting Recovery and Independence: Elderly Rehabilitation in Guiseley - Back On Your Feet Physio
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