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Specialist Classes

Specialist Classes

Horizon Rehabilitation has created a complete package of classes and group opportunities for people who might feel that their health condition limits them from joining in with others.
Our Pathway to Participation was developed so that there is a way for everyone to get involved and enjoy being active with others.

Groups currently on offer:

  • Strength & Conditioning*
  • Stay Steady Balance*
  • Steady Strollers
  • High Intensity for Parkinson’s*

  • Seated Exercise for Parkinson's*
  • Seated Exercise for Stroke
  • Love to Move for Dementia
  • Arm and Hand Activity

*some groups require an assessment to ensure that the activities and level are suitable for your needs.

Please check before attending as all groups have limited numbers and may hold a waiting list. We will endeavour to create more activity groups where demand allows so please get in touch if you are interested in Horizon running a session for your community or group

Strength & Conditioning

These inclusive group sessions provide an opportunity for older people or those with a health condition to build strength, balance and confidence, increasing ability to do everyday activities.

What to expect:

  • Led by a specialist health professional
  • Small group size
  • Focused on building your Functional Fitness
  • Evidence-based programme

  • Fun activities making exercise enjoyable

Strength & Conditioning is suitable as a moderate intensity introduction to strength-based exercise.

Strength & Conditioning

Sessions are held on Thursdays 2-3pm at Court Garden Leisure Centre in Marlow.

£20 per class | £100 for 6 classes

How to tell if this class is right for you:

  • You need to be able to stand for 2 minutes without holding on to benefit from this group

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

Stay Steady Balance

These inclusive classes provide an opportunity for older people or those worried about their balance or falling, to build strength, balance and confidence, increasing ability to do every day activities.

What to expect:

  • Led by a specialist health professional
  • Small group size

  • Focused on building your Mobility, Balance and Confidence

  • Evidence-based OTAGO balance programme

  • Fun activities making exercise enjoyable

Stay Steady is a useful addition to those participating in Vestibular Rehabilitation or Reablement. It also complements our specialist class, Strength & Conditioning.

Stay Steady Balance

Run by our trained OTAGO leader, Lucinda

Sessions are held on Fridays at Beaconsfield Heights Care Home

£20 per class | £100 for 6 classes

How to tell if this class is right for you:

  • You need to be able to stand for at least 2 minutes to benefit from this group.

  • It is appropriate for those who use a walking aid

  • Call for an initial assessment to determine if this class is suitable.

  • Many people benefit from one-to-one sessions to work up to this class.

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

Steady Strollers

This is an introductory walking group designed to support people who currently do not feel confident walking outdoors or any distance for pleasure. This inclusive class provides an opportunity for older people or those worried about their balance or falling, to build strength, balance and confidence. You will progress at your own pace towards the goal of being able to access social, leisure and everyday activities outside of your home.

What to expect:

  • Led by a specialist health professional
  • Small group size

  • Focused on building your Mobility, Balance and Confidence

  • Results-based programme: See the change!

  • Top tips from a Physiotherapist

Steady Strollers is a useful addition to those participating in Vestibular Rehabilitation or Reablement. It also complements our other specialist classes and links with other local opportunities such as Simply Walk as part of our Pathway to Participation

Steady Strollers

Sessions are held on Mondays 10-11am at Marlow Sports Club, Pound Lane

£5 per class pay as you go

*Call to check the session is running if this is your first time

How to tell if this class is right for you:

  • You need to be able climb up three steps using a handrail to benefit from this group.

  • It is appropriate for those who use a walking aid and can't walk far.

  • Call for a chat to determine if this class is suitable. Many people benefit from one-to-one sessions to work up to this class.

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

High Intensity for Parkinson’s

This is a high intensity exercise class specifically designed to target the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and slow down their progression.

This class is also suitable for those with other neurological conditions able to participate in 60 mins of exercise in standing.

What to expect:

  • Led by a Specialist Physiotherapist

  • Small groups

  • Evidence-based programme

  • Fun activities making exercise enjoyable

Not for you?

  • For a moderate intensity exercise class please take a look at Strength & Conditioning

  • For a seated activity group available for those with greater movement challenges or cognitive difficulties please see Love to Move

High Intensity for Parkinson's

Sessions are held on Wednesdays 1430-1530 at Burnham Park Hall, SL1 7HR.

Hosted and subsidised by the Slough, Maidenhead and Windsor Branch of Parkinson's UK, you need to be a branch member to attend. Please contact to express an interest.

Call or email to express an interest in our independently run class:

Mondays 2-3pm Court Garden Leisure Centre, Marlow

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

Seated Exercise for Parkinson’s

This is a seated exercise class specifically designed to target the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and slow down their progression. The exercises are in sitting to ensure you are confident to participate at your highest level of intensity so matter what your level of mobility. This class aims to challenge your body, brain and co-ordination.

What to expect:

  • Led by a specially trained therapist

  • Small groups

  • Evidence-based programme

  • Fun activities making exercise enjoyable

Not for you?

  • For a higher intensity exercise class please take a look at Strength & Conditioning or High Intensity for Parkinson's

  • For a seated activity group available for those with greater movement challenges or cognitive difficulties please see Love to Move

Seated Exercise for Parkinson's

Sessions are held on Wednesdays 1330-1430 at Burnham Park Hall, SL1 7HR.

Hosted and subsidised by the Slough, Maidenhead and Windsor Branch of Parkinson's UK, you need to be a branch member to attend. Please contact to express an interest.

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

Seated Exercise for Stroke

This is a seated exercise class specifically designed to maintain health and wellbeing for those who have had a stroke. the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and slow down their progression. The exercises are in sitting to ensure you are confident to participate at your highest level of intensity so matter what your level of mobility. This class aims to challenge your body, brain and co-ordination.

What to expect:

  • Led by a specially trained therapist

  • Small groups

  • Evidence-based programme

  • Fun activities making exercise enjoyable

Not for you?

  • For a higher intensity exercise class please take a look at Strength & Conditioning

  • For a seated activity group specifically for those with more cognitive difficulties, see Love to Move

Seated Exercise for Stroke

Sessions are held on Mondays at 1600-1630 at Marlow Age Concern, 38 Glade Road, SL7 1DH.

Hosted by the Phoenix Stroke Club with door to door pick-up available if attending the whole meeting.

Please contact the Day Centre Manager, Laura on 01628 476139 to express an interest.

Please contact the clinic to book an assessment prior to your first class

Love to Move

Dementia Class

Love to Move is specially designed to get older people, and those with dementia, moving and functioning better. The sessions achieve this by carefully integrating the use of key movement skills, cognitive stimulation therapy and social interaction activities.

Almost every part of Love to Move is based on moving each side of the body separately in different movement patterns. It challenges the brain to process information from both sides of the body at the same time. This improves cognitive function, coordination and the ability to carry out the functions of everyday life more independently.

Above all, the programme is fun! One of our participants has said that it brings her:

“One hour of wonderfulness each week!"

Lucinda, our Therapy Assistant, delivers these sessions at a variety of different venues.

Love To Move Dementia

"Sessions like this are so important. I have Dementia but activities like this get inside me and push the dementia out, leaving me feeling free to move again.”

Ray, Dementia Action Marlow attendee

For more information about running a session in your community, contact us on 01280 825711.

Arm & Hand Activity

Arm and Hand Activity provides a group exercise opportunity for people with a neurological condition which affects the use of their arm(s) and hand(s).

Run by a Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist and supported by our Specialist Neurological Occupational Therapist, these classes are suitable for people with Stroke, Parkinson’s, MS, Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury or Brain Injury.

Horizon Rehab Therapy Assistant And Activity Buddy Sessions Image

Sessions are not available at present but let us know if you would like to be added to our waiting list. We can organise sessions where there is demand, so please get in touch if you are interested in a session for your community or group.

Specialist Classes Testimonials

Well organised- Simone is likeable and knowledgeable with a good sense of humour and sympathetic to our needs. I have found the introduction to lightweights useful plus exercises to improve balance good. Keep up the good work
JT, Marlow
Just a quick note to thank you for organising the strength group sessions. I have always been sceptical about joining group activities due to my lack of movement in my left side from my stroke and feared that I would be an obstacle to others development and my own ability to participate. However, thanks to Karen, Simone, Robert and Lucinda this has not been the case, I have found everyone very helpful and attentive to the needs of the individuals in the group and the exercises were adapted to suit each individual’s ability. I thoroughly enjoy taking part and I look forward to it every Thursday.
Mohammed, High Wycombe
My stroke was 2 years ago and after hospital therapy I was keen to continue exercising in a group situation. Due to Covid restrictions I could not find such a group - then in May a friend introduced me to Horizon. It was exactly what I had been looking for. The therapists are knowledgeable and understanding of medical needs and the classes are fun as well as beneficial.
ES, Marlow
Sessions like this are so important. I have Dementia but activities like this get inside me and push the dementia out, leaving me feeling free to move again.
Ray, Dementia Action Marlow attendee