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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!

Exciting news: Krysalis sponsors the RCOTSSNP conference!

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Exciting news: Krysalis sponsors the RCOTSSNP conference!
Krysalis Consultancy is thrilled to sponsor the upcoming RCOTSSNP conference, a key event in neurological occupational therapy

The lifelong passion of an Occupational Therapist

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The lifelong passion of an Occupational Therapist
Introducing Anna Finlay, a seasoned Occupational Therapist with a rich career in people-centred practice spanning over 20 years.

A new career journey with Krysalis Neuro OT

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A new career journey with Krysalis Neuro OT
Life sunk your career dreams? Buoy yourself up with Krysalis as an independent neuro occupational therapist! 

Five tell-tale signs that you’re an OT geek

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Five tell-tale signs that you’re an OT geek
Are you an occupational therapy geek?

Passion and potential: from the NHS to independent practice

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Passion and potential: from the NHS to independent practice
From NHS to independent neuro OT: Krysalis director, Jo Throp reflects on the influencers that have shaped her 24 year career journey within this “life changing” profession.

Debunking common Alzheimer’s myths

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Debunking common Alzheimer’s myths
We examine the false and misleading stories about Alzheimer’s that fill the news and distort the public's perception.

World Alzheimer’s Month: the latest research

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World Alzheimer’s Month: the latest research
The Blood Biomarker Challenge isn’t a new viral trend – it’s the research that could change how we diagnose Alzheimer’s disease for the better!

Simplify school transitions with the Eisenhower Matrix

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Simplify school transitions with the Eisenhower Matrix
As your child navigates school transitions, equip your family with something you can use for life: a top-notch management tool that will transform your organisational skills.

The role of occupational therapy in post-crash rehabilitation

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The role of occupational therapy in post-crash rehabilitation
How occupational therapy can enhance recovery and independence after road crashes through rehabilitation.

Driving the change: effective measures to road mishaps

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Driving the change: effective measures to road mishaps
Fostering a culture of awareness and protection via information and resources is crucial.

A journey of rehabilitation after a road tragedy

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A journey of rehabilitation after a road tragedy
Ronny’s resolve would prove important in his recovery with occupational therapy.

Road Victim Month: statistics and safety measures

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Road Victim Month: statistics and safety measures
We unveil the numbers as August marks National Road Victim Month - a month to remember lives lost, and those injured, while on our roads.

New and updated for 2024: apps to boost brain injury rehabilitation

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New and updated for 2024: apps to boost brain injury rehabilitation
Twenty apps to support those living with brain injury, neurological and neurodiverse conditions.

Mobility matchmaking – Part 5: Scooterpac’s Cabin Car Mk 2

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Mobility matchmaking – Part 5: Scooterpac’s Cabin Car Mk 2
In part 5 of our Mobility Matchmaking wheelchair and mobility scooter series, meet Scooterpac’s Cabin Car Mk 2

RCOT in plea to remember OTs in NHS Long Term Workforce Plan

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RCOT in plea to remember OTs in NHS Long Term Workforce Plan
Leaders at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) have been left bewildered and disappointed by the recently revealed NHS Long-Term Workforce Plan - but why?
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