Types of therapy
We have a team of clinical specialist therapists, all experienced in neurodisability and learning disability with specialist knowledge of epilepsy and its impact.
- occupational therapy – independence and safety through technology and adaptation
- physiotherapy – agility and fitness
- speech and language therapy – understanding and having your say
Occupational therapy
Our occupational therapists lead on:
- positive risk assessments – enabling rather than limiting
- protective equipment eg helmets and wall padding
- seizure monitors and assistive technology that alerts care staff for timely safe support
- bathing, showering, hoisting equipment
- armchair and wheelchair seating assessments
- training support staff - postural care , assistive technology, seizure monitors
Physiotherapy
Our physiotherapists lead on:
- agility and fitness
- physical skills :maintenance and prevention of deterioration
- rehabilitation
Speech and language therapy
Our speech and language therapist leads on:
- training staff in adaptive communication methods
- communication development
- behaviours that challenge care
- treatments - providing opportunities to practice and develop communication skills
- capacity - supporting care staff in evaluating capacity
- swallow safety

Art therapy
Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that allows people to explore their emotions and feelings through the process of creating, painting or drawing.