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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!

Occupational Therapy Week 2023

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Occupational Therapy Week 2023
Own your superpower. Occupations are at the core of occupational therapy

UKABIF nice as ‘PPIE’ as researchers cook up a storm in the UK’s new £9.5m TBI research pot. 

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UKABIF nice as ‘PPIE’ as researchers cook up a storm in the UK’s new £9.5m TBI research pot. 
The drive to improve the lives of people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) has shifted up a gear with the launch of a £9.5 million UK-wide research hub. 

2023 RCOT Conference - Cool off with an archive dive

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2023 RCOT Conference - Cool off with an archive dive
Have the hot summer themes of the 2023 RCOT Conference triggered the occupational therapy explorer in you?

Mobility matchmaking – Part 2: The Centaur 

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Mobility matchmaking – Part 2: The Centaur 
Which 2023 wheelchair or mobility scooter would you choose to chum up with?  

Parkinson’s disease: Time-travelling treatment trials and a 66-mile charity challenge

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Parkinson’s disease: Time-travelling treatment trials and a 66-mile charity challenge
Parkinson’s disease is the fastest-growing neurological disease in the world and the second most common neurodegenerative condition after Alzheimer’s disease.

RCOT health workforce plea to Prime Minister

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RCOT health workforce plea to Prime Minister
The Royal College of Occupational Therapists is among 40 big name signatories of a letter to the PM urging him to act to resolve “the chronic workforce shortage” in the NHS.

BABICM conference 2023 family matters

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BABICM conference 2023 family matters
‘Crucial’ family matters explored at 2023 BABICM conference.

Six accessible fundraising walks

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Six accessible fundraising walks
Our neuro occupational therapists (OTs) are nuts about the nature-based health benefits that beckon from the great outdoors.

2023 ABI Week campaign, #Every90Seconds: a 90-second read

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2023 ABI Week campaign, #Every90Seconds: a 90-second read
By the time readers of average speed reach the end of this article, another person will have been admitted to a UK hospital with a life-changing brain injury.

Dementia Action Week 2023

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Dementia Action Week 2023
A double drug breakthrough, diagnosis dilemmas, and how neuro OTs boss memory loss. 

Keir Harding heads Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture 2023

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Keir Harding heads Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture 2023
Make haste to meet complex mental health expert, Keir Harding at the prestigious 2023 Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture.

MS awareness week 2023

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MS awareness week 2023
Share your feelings about multiple sclerosis in MS Awareness Week from the 24th of April 2023

Mobility matchmaking - part 1: The Omeo

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Mobility matchmaking - part 1: The Omeo
Which 2023 wheelchair would you choose to chum up with?

Neuro OT in action: ‘Anger management’ after brain injury

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Neuro OT in action: ‘Anger management’ after brain injury
Helping brain injury survivors to manage angry or aggressive verbal or physical outbursts takes a neuro occupational therapy approach often as complex their client’s challenges.

ABI Strategy round-up

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ABI Strategy round-up
Rally your MP and join the newly made ‘Knight of the Rhondda Table’, Sir Chris Bryant MP, on the quest to make the UK’s Acquired Brain Injury Strategy a reality.
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