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We are passionate about neurological rehabilitation; our neuro OT blog has been designed to help us share our collective wisdom to influence, educate and spark moments of discussion and reflection.

If you are interested in, or have been affected by brain injury, if you are passionate about occupational therapy, brain injury and neurological rehabilitation you are very welcome… come on in and join us!

Witnessing hope through statistics

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Witnessing hope through statistics
Krysalis is sharing the hopeful statistics from our income protection vocational rehabilitation service stream.

Neuro Occupational Therapy - reflecting on the complexities of the Christmas period

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Neuro Occupational Therapy - reflecting on the complexities of the Christmas period
It is a gift that keeps on giving! Krysalis Founder and CEO, Jo Throp, examines how Neuro OT keeps spirits lifted throughout the Christmas festivities.

The Quiet Shape of Hope

Written by Anne Ricketts Posted in Blog

The Quiet Shape of Hope
Exploring hope in the rehabilitation journey, from brain injury survivor and Krysalis guest blogger, Anne Ricketts.

A season of hope: reflections from our occupational therapists

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A season of hope: reflections from our occupational therapists
Our neurological occupational therapists share their reflections on the year, talking about how hope is vital to occupational therapy and rehabilitation.

OT Week 2025: On early intervention...

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OT Week 2025: On early intervention...
Our neurological occupational therapists explore how occupational therapy makes a difference with early intervention this OT Week.

Neuroplasticity

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Neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity: How our amazing brains can change and rewire themselves.

Neuro occupational therapy in action: managing negative behaviour caused by brain injury

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Neuro occupational therapy in action: managing negative behaviour caused by brain injury
Introducing Claire, a mum working full-time who experienced a brain injury caused by encephalitis.

Neuro occupational therapy in action: understanding symptoms for work readiness

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Neuro occupational therapy in action: understanding symptoms for work readiness
Intoducing Peter, a stroke survivor determined to return to work.

Reviewing the BABICM Conference: "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once"

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Reviewing the BABICM Conference:
Krysalis exhibited the sold-out BABICM 2025 conference - here's what we got up to...

Neuro occupational therapy in action: striding for strength after brain injury

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Neuro occupational therapy in action: striding for strength after brain injury
Introducing Esther, the brain injury survivor who stepped up her rehabilitation game.

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: A BABICM Conference

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Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: A BABICM Conference
June is here and that can only mean one thing: the BABICM annual conference is just around the corner!

Reviewing the CMSUK conference: The Identity Journey

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Reviewing the CMSUK conference: The Identity Journey
From powerful journeys to perceptive sessions, the recent CMSUK “The Identity Journey” conference was a hub of professional growth and expert insights.

The Identity Journey - Krysalis to exhibit the CMSUK conference

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The Identity Journey - Krysalis to exhibit the CMSUK conference
Krysalis prepares to exhibit an inspiring and thought-provoking conference on rediscovering identity after injury.

The history of occupational therapy, and how it differs from occupational health

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The history of occupational therapy, and how it differs from occupational health
Occupational therapy - what is it and where did it come from? And how is it different from occupational health?

Adapting work for workers with disabilities

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Adapting work for workers with disabilities
How occupational laws help to guide employers through the process of supporting employees
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