Neurological rehabilitation
Specialist treatment for stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's and other neurological conditions.
Home visits across mid Cornwall
Specialist physiotherapy in your own home
Piran Physio provides specialist physiotherapy in your own home across Truro and mid Cornwall, helping with pain, muscle weakness, balance, posture, fatigue and recovery after illness or surgery.
- HCPC registered
- Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP)
- Specialist in neurological conditions and elderly rehabilitation
- Home visits from Truro to Falmouth, St Austell and beyond
Treatments
How Piran Physio can help
Every first visit starts with a detailed assessment in your home, so advice and treatment are personalised for your condition, your goals and your surroundings.
Falls and balance
Assessment of falls risk and balance, with exercises and practical advice to help you stay steady and confident.
Rehab after surgery
Step-by-step rehabilitation at home after an operation, to rebuild strength and get you moving again.
Joint injuries
Treatment and exercise for injured or painful joints, so everyday movement becomes easier.
Pain, posture, weakness and fatigue
Help managing pain, improving posture, rebuilding muscle strength and pacing your energy through the day.
Home assessments
Piran Physio comes to you, so treatment and advice are based on your specific needs within your home environment.
Your physiotherapist
Meet Sheryl Thomas
Sheryl Thomas MCSP is an HCPC registered specialist neurological chartered physiotherapist working in and around Truro. She helps people overcome pain, muscle weakness, balance problems and fatigue.
Sheryl was born in Truro and went to school and college here, before moving away for university and to build her experience as a physiotherapist. She is now back home, bringing that experience to the community she grew up in.
She specialises in neurological conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's, and also treats falls, joint injuries and recovery after surgery. Sheryl travels to your home, completes a detailed assessment, and advises how she can best help you with your difficulties.
Throughout her career Sheryl has gained a broad variety of experience within physiotherapy, giving her expert skills in assessing and treating complex patients with successful and realistic results. Her caring nature helps her relay information to clients and their families in an appropriate and reassuring way.
She is particularly skilled at helping clients with communication difficulties, making sure their voice is heard and reflected in their ongoing care and rehabilitation.
Qualifications
- 2009MSc (Pre-reg) PhysiotherapyUniversity of Southampton
- 2005BSc (Hons) Exercise and Sports SciencesUniversity of Exeter
Together these courses gave Sheryl in-depth knowledge of anatomy, biomechanics, psychology, wellbeing, public health and exercise physiology, alongside detailed medical knowledge.
- HCPC registered
- Chartered physiotherapist (MCSP)
- Qualified 2009
- Neurological specialist
- Home visits
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you visit people at home?
Yes. Piran Physio travels to your home in Truro and the surrounding area to carry out a detailed assessment and treatment.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly by calling 07741 514459 or emailing piranphysio@gmail.com.
Which areas do you cover?
Truro and the surrounding area, including Falmouth, Redruth, St Austell, Perranporth, St Agnes, Threemilestone, Feock and Probus. If your area isn't listed, please do call or email, as Piran Physio may still be able to visit you.
What can physiotherapy help with?
Physiotherapy can help you to reduce pain, improve your strength, function and mobility, improve your posture and alignment, reduce your risk of falls, and return to your normal activities and hobbies.
How do I book?
Call or text 07741 514459, or email piranphysio@gmail.com, and Piran Physio will discuss your needs with you before arranging a day and time for your assessment.
Book a home visit
Get in touch to arrange an assessment at home, or to ask whether physiotherapy could help you or a family member.