Richard Sealy BSc (Hons) MCSP SRP
Specialised Neurophysiotherapist

Richard Sealy is the director of The Rehab Practice – Stroke and Neurological Rehabilitation Practice.

Having qualified with a physiotherapy BSc (Hons.) degree in 1997 and becoming a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, Richard has spent many years specialising in neurological rehabilitation.

Richard currently works part time as a Neurophysiotherapy Manager and Principal Therapist in neurosciences at The Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre, Wimbledon – part of St Georges Healthcare NHS Trust, London.

Richard’s therapeutic practice is influenced through his wide experience and multi disciplinary team working, with the treatment focus on supporting an individual’s self management and goal setting abilities.

Richard has a keen interest in developing neurological rehabilitation and understanding around this field. He has pursued an interest in biomechanics and spasticity management studying MSc. modules at The National Centre for Prosthetics and Orthotics University of Strathclyde, Scotland and Coventry University. He is also advanced Bobath trained and favours an eclectic problem solving approach within his treatment.

Keen to share this enthusiasm, Richard is involved with undergraduate neurophysiotherapy education at St George’s University of London and extends this lecturing both nationally and internationally.