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Hello and welcome to our the new look CIMT. We'd like to take a moment to share some fantastic stories and tell you about CIMT services...
Our vision
Our vision is for CIMT to be recognised as a respected and accessible treatment option for upper limb hemiplegia in children and adults.
Patient stories
We have worked with some amazing people. Here are their stories...
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Lydia's story
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"It was a brilliant experience for me and I feel that I have continued to use what I learnt at CIMT in everyday life now"
- Lydia
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Harry's story
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"It was not like coming to therapy, it was like he was coming to see his big sisters... great treatment and great friendships."
- Brian, Harry's Dad
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Alistair's story
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"To see him playing so beautifully with both hands together is just incredible."
- Helen, Alistair's Mum
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About us
At CIMT it is our mission to: provide constraint induced movement therapy programmes that are patient-centred and achieve meaningful results that improve quality of life; have constraint induced movement therapy recognised by patients and professionals as an integral and principal rehabilitation technique for children and adults.
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Staff are friendly, approachable, understanding, professional, dedicated and passionate.
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Provides lasting, meaningful results.
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We have all our programmes delivered by a dedicated and passionate team who are specialised in constraint induced movement therapy and have a background in neurological therapy. Be the leading provider of constraint induced movement therapy programmes in the UK and Europe.
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Patient centred.
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CIMT is delivered by a highly trained, specialist team.
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The results
We recieve amazing feedback from our clients daily. We'd love you to be a part of our community!
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Customer Satisfaction
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100%
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Upper Limb Improvement Average
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44%
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Smiles Recieved
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1,000+
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The professionals
Constraint induced movement therapy was developed by Dr Edward Taub and his team in the USA. They worked with adults recovering from stroke with hemiplegia, who had limited use of their affected side in activities of daily living.
Dr Taub’s team found that by restraining the stronger side and using the weaker side as much as possible alongside specific intensive exercises, they could make significant improvements in the amount and quality of movement of the upper limb over a short period of time.
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Get in touch
Here at CIMT we like to talk so if you have any questions and would like to speak to a member of our team please get in touch by one of the following ways:
We're social
You keep up to date with what's going on at CIMT by following our various social media platforms...
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