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Quick screening
What brings you, what is still hard, and any warning signs. We confirm fit or point you elsewhere.
Functional rehab · London
Still exhausted, foggy, or unable to manage work after illness or injury?
When health gets in the way of work, energy, and everyday life. Practical plans for energy, daily roles, and return to work or study. Concussion is one pathway among several.
We aim to respond within one business day.
If this sounds familiar
A normal day costs too much. Work or home life is harder than it should be.
What you leave with
A practical plan for energy, cognitive load, and easing back into normal roles.
What we are not
Not A&E. Not a diagnosis clinic. Not a vague wellness programme.
How we help
Pathways for real-life recovery
The same careful process across pathways. The plan is tailored to what is hard for you.
Concussion
Concussion and mild head injury
Still not yourself after a head knock. Work, screens, or noise wipe you out.
Learn more →Return to work
Return to work and study
You cannot manage your job or course the way you used to after illness or injury.
Learn more →Fatigue
Fatigue and energy after illness
Boom-and-bust energy. A normal day costs too much. Recovery is taking longer than expected.
Learn more →Everyday function
Everyday function after injury or illness
Self-care, home roles, or confidence in daily tasks have slipped after a health setback.
Learn more →Fit check
Be honest about fit. We will be too.
Who this is for
- Health problems are getting in the way of work, study, or home life
- You feel exhausted, foggy, or unable to pace your week
- You need a practical rehab plan, not another leaflet
- A GP, occupational health team, or clinician suggested specialist support for day-to-day function
Who this is not for
- You need emergency or same-day medical care (go to A&E / call emergency services)
- You need inpatient rehabilitation after severe injury or illness
- You mainly need mental health therapy with no day-to-day function goals
- You only need a court / medicolegal expert report (not offered at launch)
How it works
Three steps. No package shop.
We check safety and fit first. Then we map what is hard in real life. Only then do we suggest a short programme, if it will actually help.
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In-depth assessment
Energy, cognitive load, work or study demands, and daily routines. You leave with a written plan.
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Short recovery plan
Usually a few sessions: pacing, mental load, and a staged return to the things you need to do.
Who actually runs this?
Specialist support for real life, not jargon first
Steadyline is led by specialist occupational therapy. In plain English: clinicians trained to help you do the things that make up your life (work, study, home, routines) when health problems get in the way. We work with physiotherapists and speech and language therapists when that is the right next step. We are not a replacement for your GP, A&E, neurologist, or psychologist.
Specialist clinical team · HCPC-registered occupational therapy
About the practice
Fees (illustrative)
£320–£450
In-depth assessment
Short recovery programme (typically 4–6 sessions) quoted after assessment
Illustrative ranges for planning. Same entry path across care modules. Final fees confirmed before booking. Insurance cover is not guaranteed.
Next step
Not sure if this is for you? Start with a short screening.
Tell us what is still hard. We will say whether we can help, or point you somewhere better.
We aim to respond within one business day.
No hard sell. If you need a different kind of help first, we will say so.