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20th Mar
The Benefits of Art Psychotherapy for Clients with Life Changing Injuries 
Written by Grace Rennison, Nurse Associate and Art Psychotherapist. A meeting place   Meeting individuals “where they are” is a familiar term amongst art therapists. This is particularly relevant in settings where clients may be feeling lost or disconnected from a previous sense of self following traumatic injury or illness. As art therapists we meet clients where they are, but we often witness clients meeting […]
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17th Mar
STEPS Rehabilitation Shortlisted for Medilink North of England Healthcare Business Awards 2026 
STEPS Rehabilitation and STEPS Prosthetics have been shortlisted for the Medilink North of England Healthcare Business Awards 2026, recognising excellence and innovation across the region’s healthcare and life sciences sector.  The nomination recognises our pioneering residential amputee rehabilitation programme. This collaborative model combines specialist interdisciplinary rehabilitation with on-site prosthetic design, fitting and ongoing clinical support, creating a complete pathway post […]
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24th Feb
Featured on the Brain Injury Group: The Hidden Impact of Brain Injury and Cognitive Communication Disorders
In a recent article published on the Brain Injury Group website, Jo Tighe, Lead Speech & Language Therapist at STEPS Rehabilitation, highlights the often overlooked effects of brain injury on communication. While some consequences of brain injury are immediately visible, others remain hidden, yet they can profoundly affect how a person connects with others, participates […]
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18th Feb
Working as an apprentice SLT at STEPS 
At STEPS Rehabilitation, we are dedicated to supporting the development of our interdisciplinary team, including those training through apprenticeships. In this piece, Jess reflects on her apprenticeship journey so far, sharing her experiences of combining university study with clinical practice and working at STEPS Rehabilitation. The Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) Integrated Degree Apprenticeship Jess […]
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13th Feb
Valentines at STEPS: Supporting Love, Family, and Recovery 
At STEPS Rehabilitation®, we understand that recovery from a catastrophic injury is not just a physical journey, it’s an emotional one, shared with family and friends. This Valentine’s Day, we reflect on the importance of love, family, and connection in the rehabilitation process. A Home Away from Home From the moment a client arrives at […]
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23rd Jan
Autonomic dysreflexia (AD)
Autonomic dysreflexia (AD) is a potentially life-threatening medical emergency that occurs exclusively in individuals living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) at the T6 level or above. It is a serious condition, and once symptoms develop, prompt intervention is critical. Unfortunately, AD is not always readily recognised outside specialist spinal services, particularly in emergency and […]
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7th Jan
STEPS Rehabilitation® starts 2026 with national recognition, featuring in major New Year coverage across The Times and The Sunday Times
On New Year’s Day, The Times published a profile of STEPS client and STEPS Foundation Trustee Dr Ed Hudson, showing how he rebuilt his life following a spinal cord injury (C4/5) sustained when he was knocked off his bike in 2018. The article charts Ed’s journey from injury at the age of 23 to qualifying as a personal injury lawyer, becoming a […]
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19th Dec
STEPS Rehabilitation – 2025 Year in Review
As we look back over an exceptional year at STEPS Rehabilitation®, we are proud to celebrate the developments that have enhanced our services and facilities, expanded our clinical capabilities, and showcased the remarkable achievements of our clients and team. From welcoming new rehabilitation technologies into our facilityand contributing to international conferences, to award wins and […]
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