At Krysalis, we combine our expert knowledge of neurological conditions, with innovative ways of working that guide you through the complexity of change and keep you moving forward.
We want to help you reach a place where you can connect with the unique potential that we believe is within everyone, irrespective of their diagnosis.
We combine our expert knowledge and expertise with innovative treatment approaches. We empower individuals to have a voice, ensuring they are not defined by their diagnosis but are able to realise their potential.
We share our collective wisdom to influence and educate people and professionals working in the field of neurological rehabilitation. ‘Talking heads’ is a means of bringing together individuals and professionals interested in brain injury, neurological and neurodiverse conditions. Our blogs, latest articles, news and resources focus on occupational therapy and neurological rehabilitation.
We understand that everyone is different with a unique set of abilities, skills, and needs. As specialist occupational therapists, we consider the impact a person’s differences can have on how they feel about themselves, their everyday being and the things that they do.
We know that navigating a path with someone who has seen it before can make all the difference.
A skilled Neuro OT blends the knowledge of a person with an in-depth understanding of the brain and how it functions. They have a curious and enquiring mind regarding the components of activities and where the barriers to independence lie, with a persistent determination to problem-solve and help their client overcome the actual or perceived barriers to independence
Jo Throp, Clinical Director
Our approach to neuro OT has been designed to make a positive difference at every step on the journey towards independence.
We understand that living an independent life is reliant on our ability to be physically able to complete activities and to have the cognitive skills to understand, remember, organise and plan. Our uniqueness then comes from how we live our life and view the world.
Penny’s husband, George, sustained a brain injury after a fall in his bathroom.
She talks openly about George before the accident, the impact of his injuries, the challenges they have faced together and the role of the Neuro OT.
