Sessions built around each resident
Standing to transfer, walking to the dining room, holding a cup: every resident has their own goals.
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Specialist movement sessions for your residents
Small-group and one-to-one Conductive Education for residents living with Parkinson’s, stroke, MS and other neurological conditions, with practical ideas your staff can use every day.
What your home gets
More than a chair-exercise class
Each resident works towards their own goals, in a sociable group led by a qualified conductor.
Meaningful, person-centred activity
Active, sociable sessions that give residents purpose and structure, and support your approach to person-centred care.
Carry-over for your team
Short, practical prompts your staff can use in daily routines to encourage residents to do more for themselves.
Clear records
Brief session notes and resident goals you can add to care plans, share with families and show at inspection.
Families kept in the loop
Families are welcome to join a session and see what their relative is working on.
One point of contact
The same conductor each week, who gets to know your residents and your team.
How it works
From taster to weekly programme
A free taster
A 45-minute group session for up to eight residents, at no charge, so residents and staff can see what it’s like.
Resident goals
We meet residents who would benefit and agree goals with them, their families and your team.
Weekly sessions
The same day each week: a group session for up to eight residents. One-to-one time can be added for residents who need it, charged separately (see prices).
Review every three months
Every three months we sit down with you to go through participation and goals, and plan the next three months. A formal written report, for a family or a funder, is charged separately (see prices).
Standards
Careful, qualified and easy to work with
Sessions are led by a degree-qualified conductor. We work within your home’s policies, risk assessments and care plans, and we’re happy to complete your visiting-professional paperwork.
Our safeguarding page sets out how we work within your home’s own safeguarding policy and reporting route, and how consent works for residents who can’t decide for themselves.
Our sessions are educational movement sessions. They don’t include personal care or clinical treatment, and they’re planned alongside the care your home already provides.
- Qualification
- BA (Hons) Conductive Education, First Class
- Data
- Your records stay yours; see our privacy notice
Before you get in touch
Questions managers ask
Which residents are likely to benefit?
Residents living with Parkinson’s, stroke, MS or other neurological conditions who can take part in a seated or standing group, with support where needed. We’ll help you decide at the taster session.
Is it suitable for residents living with dementia?
Many residents living with dementia enjoy the rhythm, songs and routine of group sessions. We adapt to each person and work with your team to decide who is likely to enjoy it.
What space do you need?
A lounge or dining room, and sturdy chairs without wheels. We bring everything else.
How much does it cost?
The monthly package is £300 for one group session a week (four a month), with resident goals and session notes. A single group session is £85. See all prices. Some homes share the cost of one-to-one work with families.
Book a free taster for your residents
Forty-five minutes, up to eight residents, no charge and no commitment.