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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!

Six ways to help someone with a brain injury stop touching their face during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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It seems humans can’t help unwittingly touching their faces, particularly the areas around the mouth, nose and eyes. But that puts us at particular risk of infecting ourselves with viruses, like Covid-19, and bacteria from the surfaces with which our han

Covid 19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part one

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It is uncertain times for our brave brain injury blogger, Anne Ricketts as each new day dawns in the coronavirus pandemic.

Covid-19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part two

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When you are living with the effects of a brain injury, the obvious is often way off over the horizon. The latest instalment of our diary of an ABI survivor series.

Covid-19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part three

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I am frightened to my core for all those following behind me, who haven’t recovered the ability to the vague degree that I have, and are living alone.

Allied Health Professions Day 2020

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There are 14 allied health professions (AHPs) and occupational therapy is one of them - but can you name the others?

How can self-employed neuro OTs financially support their families during the COVID-19 pandemic?

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The Government has now announced “an unprecedented level” of support to help keep families afloat during the crisis. How will they help self-employed neuro occupational therapists facing financial difficulties?

Safe-guarding neuro occupational therapy provision during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Providing neuro occupational therapy as a remote support service during the coronavirus pandemic.

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What are the benefits? How will OT adapt? How does a remote support service work?

Re-claiming life after brain injury

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Neurorehabilitation is a path well-trodden by Krysalis blogger, Anne Ricketts. Here, she reflects on the “labyrinthine” nature of brain injury imprisoning survivors.

Time to talk Turkey

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In her second blog, Carrie reveals what happened when newly trained Turkey turned up for his first official job as a Canine Concern therapy dog at a nursing home for elderly and disabled people.

Loneliness post brain injury - How neuro occupational therapy can help combat loneliness

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It is likely all of us at some point in our lives will experience loneliness; that desolate feeling of solitude that wells up in response to unwanted isolation.

Introducing Rebecca

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Like the Wizard of Oz lead role she is playing this Christmas, brain injury survivor, Rebecca is “compassionate, courageous and calmly determined”. But will she reach her ‘Emerald City’? Her journey starts here:

Neuro OT - Combating the effects of concussion

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Neuro OTs can help combat the creeping effects of concussion that take their toll on everyday life long after the injury occurred.

Surviving Head Trauma: A Guide to Recovery - Book Review

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Stories of survival in the wake of brain injury can be a source of inspiration and hope. Krysalis Neuro OT Kelly Bristow casts her eye over one such “miracle” tale – while we round up some others.

Human Rights Day 2019

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Every second a Neuro OT spends rebuilding the life of a brain injured person is a second spent shoring up their human rights.

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Six ways to help someone with a brain injury stop touching their face during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Covid 19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part one

Covid-19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part two

Covid-19, brain injury and me: diary of an ABI survivor - Part three

Allied Health Professions Day 2020

How can self-employed neuro OTs financially support their families during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Safe-guarding neuro occupational therapy provision during the coronavirus pandemic.

Providing neuro occupational therapy as a remote support service during the coronavirus pandemic.

Re-claiming life after brain injury

Time to talk Turkey

Loneliness post brain injury - How neuro occupational therapy can help combat loneliness

Introducing Rebecca

Neuro OT - Combating the effects of concussion

Surviving Head Trauma: A Guide to Recovery - Book Review

Human Rights Day 2019

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