Conditions we support

Orthotic needs are personal. Rob works with children, adults and their wider care teams to understand what matters day to day.

Illustration of an older adult with a walking stick, two adults and a child, each wearing ankle-foot orthoses, walking along a riverside path under jacaranda trees with a physiotherapist and Rob, who holds a map. A border collie trots along the boardwalk behind them.

Cerebral palsy

For children and adults with cerebral palsy, orthoses can be part of a broader plan to support positioning, comfort and walking.

Multiple sclerosis

When changes in strength or movement affect everyday activities, a lower-limb orthosis can help with stability and fatigue.

Stroke

After a stroke, Rob works alongside your rehabilitation team on an orthosis suited to your current goals.

Acquired or traumatic brain injury

Following ABI or TBI, an orthosis can be one part of a coordinated approach to mobility and daily routines.

Working with your team

Rob welcomes conversations with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation specialists, support coordinators, GPs and schools, so your orthosis fits your wider plan. Rob also provides bracing after injury or surgery, and orthoses for foot and musculoskeletal conditions.

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