Rosie Warnett is a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Neurological Rehabilitation with 24 years of experience. She graduated from the University of East Anglia in 2002 and completed an MSc in Neurological Rehabilitation at Teesside University in 2009. Her career includes 18 years in the NHS and eight years in private practice, with experience across acute neurology, neurosurgery, regional neurorehabilitation services and outpatient care. She has also worked in acute stroke rehabilitation, neurological intensive care and high dependency units, supporting people at different stages of their rehabilitation.
Rosie works with people living with a wide range of neurological conditions, including stroke, acquired brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injury. She has particular expertise in spasticity management and training in botulinum toxin injection therapy. Her additional skills include functional electrical stimulation (FES), vestibular rehabilitation and acupuncture, giving her a range of techniques to draw on within neurological physiotherapy.
Rosie’s main treatment approach is grounded in Bobath rehabilitation, with a focus on movement. She has completed more than 20 Bobath courses, including four advanced courses, building on her postgraduate training and clinical experience. She incorporates elements of her wider training into this approach, bringing together specialist knowledge of movement, muscle tone and neurological rehabilitation. Her experience spans both hospital and private practice settings, providing a broad understanding of the challenges people can face as their rehabilitation needs change.
