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Conditions treated

 

  • Stroke

  • Parkinson’s Disease

  • Traumatic Brain Injury

  • Balance Problems

  • Multiple Sclerosis

  • Spinal Cord Injury

  • Cerebral Palsy

Location

Treatment in your own home in the following areas

  • Exeter

  • Cullompton

  • Tiverton

(Travel up to 30 mins drive from Cullompton)

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Or at Barefoot Physio in Exeter

Neurological Physiotherapy 

Treatment

 

is individually tailored to your unique requirements to help gain your potential level of function and independence. Lisa will work with you to help you achieve your mobility goals.

©Lisa Butler

 

Lisa Butler Physiotherapy

 

Lisa graduated from Kings College Hospital, London in 1990. 

 

After completing 2 years of core rotations in a district general hospital, she specialised in neurological rehabilitation. She has gained extensive experience in the NHS in South London & in Exeter, in both acute hospital & community rehabilitation settings. She has completed a wide range of postgraduate training in neurological physiotherapy including advanced Bobath courses, and more recently, NeuroFit.

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Lisa has experience with adjuncts to therapy such as splinting, including lycra & Saebo products and Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation.

 

Lisa has a thorough knowledge of local NHS services & so understands the resource issues of some NHS services. She is happy to liaise with local NHS therapists, if required, to ensure the patient benefits fully from their therapy whoever is providing it & will always ensure the patients' outcomes are paramount. 

 

Lisa is member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), Association of Chartered Physiotherapist Interested in Neurology (ACPIN) & is HCPC registered. 

 

Outside of physio, Lisa is married with 3 daughters, is a keen photographer, enjoys running and yoga to keep fit and is a lifelong Crystal Palace FC fan. 

 

Lisa Butler GradDip Phys MCSP

Lisa Butler Physiotherapy
Lisa Butler Physiotherapy

In association with Barefoot Physio

Stroke  Parkinson's Disease Brain Injury MS Spinal Cord injury Cerebral Palsy Saebo

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