Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist for Stroke and Neuro Rehabilitation.
Joined August 2014
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Very excited to be accepted on the Elizabeth Casson OT leadership programme starting in March. – at Portsmouth, England
Our stroke and complex rehab therapy team on Lotus Rehab at QA Hospital celebrating OT week with Musical Bingo! @RCOT_NP @RCOT – at Portsmouth, England
Lotus Rehab therapy team at PHU -QA Hospital celebrated OT week with cake and Musical Bingo. Our winners are proudly showing off their 'money can't buy prizes' OT mug, tote bag and pens! @PHU_NHS @JoQ76 @claire_woodings @PhysioHayley
If you're an OT looking to further develop your career within a neuro pathway, then we have an exciting job opportunity. Check out our advert for a Band 6 Neuro Rotational OT jobs.smartrecruiters.com/Por…
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Next, in our complexity of occupation lecture series, Professor Matthew Molineux (@mmolineux) will be delving into meaningful occupations.
🗓️ Join us, 9.30–10.30am, Tuesday 5 November
🎟️ Confirm your space: loom.ly/qX072WY
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Upcoming stroke topic - open to all Nurse's and AHP's who work with or alongside stroke survivors - to join the mailing list please email [email protected]
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Looking forward to our first open gym in Weymouth next week. Soon to be rolled out across our area, with Sherborne & Bridport coming next. Open to those predominantly on slower stream rehab pathway or who have finished formal therapy who want their treatment reviewed or tweaked
Visual perception impairments after brain injury - great talk including the introduction of Oxford visual perceptual screening tool. Will be sharing this with @QAHospTherapies #RCOT2024
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Day 2 of the RCOT conference and exploring some of the wellbeing activities. Just spent the past 15mins laughing at myself and feeling refreshed - Watch out Lotus therapy team, Laughter Yoga could be coming to a Therapy Forum wellbeing slot soon! @claire_woodings @JoQ76
Day 2 of the RCOT conference and exploring some of the wellbeing activities. Just spent the past 15mins laughing at myself and feeling refreshed - Watch out Lotus therapy team, Laughter Yoga could be coming to a Therapy Forum wellbeing slot soon! @claire_woodings @JoQ76
All set for the RCOT conference. 1st time attending a virtual conference, looking forward to 2days of full immersion in a digital OT world #RCOT2024
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‼️🚨 Call for abstracts! ‼️🚨
The SSNP National
Conference is running on 10th Oct in Birmigham. Submissions open for
abstracts for posters & oral presentations! Closing 30th June. rcot.co.uk/about-us/speciali…
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REPOST- @oh.for.the.love.of.rehab -Witness the incredible journey of a stroke survivor as she conquers her goal of returning to dragon boating through the power of OT! #OccupationalTherapy #WhyChooseOT #StrokeRecovery #StrokeSurvivor #RehabilitationJourney
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🚨‼️Join us for the Annual Review Meeting on Tuesday 21st May from 12-12.30 PM. An opportunity to find out updates about the specialist section, meet other members and ask questions‼️🚨
rcot.co.uk/events/specialist…
Don't forget to book your ticket £75 for 2 day virtual conference
Snap up your ticket to Annual Conference at the best price before our express discount ends: loom.ly/NrHYcrY 🎟️
Don't miss out. ⏳ You have until 11.59 pm on Thursday 16 May, to get the best deal on your ticket to join us at #RCOT2024.
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1/3 2 weeks of intensive upper limb clinic has pulled at my heart strings & passion for needs led services. PWS 5 years down the line, wanted his arm amputated, hated it. We’ve found meaningful activity in shoulder, elbow, wrist AND hand! 5 years later! He thought he had nothing!