Education

Fresh thinking, clinical excellence and thought leadership. Our 'Education' category covers topics such as research, OT insights, industry highlights, and articles written by our very own Founder and CEO, Jo Throp.

Executive Skills and Brain Injury - Dealing with the Unexpected

Written by Jo Throp Posted in Talking heads, Education

Executive Skills and Brain Injury - Dealing with the Unexpected
Dealing with unexpected events forms part and parcel of our daily routine. Our lives are full of unexpected surprises, some of these surprises are welcome and bring unexpected joy, others are not so welcome...

Tech Matters

Written by Matt Gibson Posted in Talking heads, Education

Tech Matters
The World is waking up, technology is opening up doors that were once firmly closed. For those with a disability like a brain injury, technology can help facilitate rehab and independent living but passion and human spirit must walk hand in hand with it.

Vitamin D Deficiency and Chronic Fatigue

Written by Jo Throp Posted in Talking heads, Education

Vitamin D Deficiency and Chronic Fatigue
Following on from previous discussions about chronic fatigue and traumatic brain injury (TBI) this article focuses on research specifically relating to hormone deficiencies.

Unpicking the impossible - Neuro OT and complex behaviour following brain injury

Written by Jo Throp Posted in Talking heads, Education

Unpicking the impossible - Neuro OT and complex behaviour following brain injury
Krysalis is a specialist independent provider of neurological occupational therapy. In October, the team were thrilled to win the Case Management Society of the United Kingdom (CMSUK) 2018 Therapeutic Provider of the year award.

More Tech Matters

Written by Matt Gibson Posted in Talking heads, Education

More Tech Matters
Online Accessibility - Are you unknowingly impolite?

Does wearing a helmet while cycling protect against brain injury?

Posted in Talking heads, Education

Does wearing a helmet while cycling protect against brain injury?
The facts say yes but here we take a look at both sides of the argument.

Predictors of Long-Term Outcomes after Severe Brain Injury

Written by Jo Throp Posted in Talking heads, Education

Predictors of Long-Term Outcomes after Severe Brain Injury
Early rehabilitation interventions appear to be essential for how well an individual recover after a severe brain injury.
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