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NEUBIE Therapy
NEUBIE Therapy
Living with MND, MS, FND, stroke or another complex neurological condition can feel like slowly losing control, and traditional therapies often only manage symptoms. At Urban Body Physiotherapy in Solihull, we don’t accept that’s your only option.
Neubie Therapy uses a safe, direct electrical current to stimulate your nervous system, helping your brain forge new pathways, relearn lost movements, rebuild strength, and heal up to 2–3 times faster than traditional therapy alone.
It’s already changing lives.
Who we use it with
- Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Motor Neurone Disease (MND)
- Stroke recovery
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Parkinson’s disease
- Spinal cord injury
- Cerebral palsy
If your condition isn’t on that list, or you have symptoms and no diagnosis yet, the quiz has a place to tell us.
Valerie, who you saw in the advert
Multiple sclerosis. Tripping, falling and relying on a walking stick for everything.
“I know straight away that my balance is a lot better. Unfortunately I have walked off without my walking stick on more than one occasion, forgetting that I’ve got a stick that I usually rely on to do everything.”
Valerie Pottinger, multiple sclerosis
One person’s experience. Neubie Therapy is not a cure, and results vary from person to person.
“For the first four sessions I didn’t notice any difference at all, and then it was like a light bulb moment.”
Emma Skip, stroke then FND
It does not always happen like that, and it does not always happen quickly. Emma, who had a stroke and was later diagnosed with FND, is honest about how her first few weeks went.
What Neubie Therapy is
A device that delivers a direct current through pads on the skin. We use it alongside neurological physiotherapy, not instead of it, to help you work towards:
Walking further
Easing spasm and tightness
Feeling steadier
Using your hands for everyday tasks
The work is still yours to do. It is not a cure, and we won’t tell you it is.
What happens after the quiz
You get your result straight away.
It tells you whether Neubie Therapy looks like a reasonable thing for you to explore, based on what you have told us.
A free phone call with our clinic team.
You pick a time. Tell us what is happening and ask whatever is making you hesitate, including cost, travel and how much of a commitment this is.
An assessment, only if you want one.
That is the first paid appointment, with a clinician, and it is where the clinical view on whether this suits you actually comes from.
Nothing is booked unless you ask us to book it.
When we would tell you no
Some people cannot have Neubie Therapy at all. Uncontrolled epilepsy, a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, pregnancy and active cancer are the main ones, and the quiz asks about them.
Other people could have it, but we would not think it was worth their money. If that is you, we would rather say so on a free call than after you have paid for an assessment.
What it costs
£215
for the initial assessment, which is 90 minutes with a clinician.
Treatment is priced separately and depends on what the assessment finds. We will go through the figures with you before you decide anything, and they are published in full on our costs page.
Where we are
Assessments and treatment take place in person at our clinic in Olton, Solihull (B92 7AW). Treatment usually involves several appointments. How often you would attend depends on what the assessment finds.
Some people travel a long way to see us. If getting here is the thing standing in your way, say so in the quiz and we will talk it through before you make any plans.