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Specialist Rehabilitation Occupational Therapists (SROTs) provide recovery-focused or participation- focused rehabilitation tailored to each clients needs. Therapy is delivered in the clients environments - at home, in the school, the workplace, and within the community- ensuring that progress translates directly into daily life.

Focusing on self-care, productivity, and leisure activities, rehabilitation helps clients regain confidence and independence.

On average, those who complete their recommended rehabilitation programme achieve 91% of personal goals and 97% of therapy goals. Some personal goals are not fully met as priorities shift or certain abilities cannot be restored, leading to the identification of new, meaningful goals.

Rehabilitation is structured to provide the right level of support at the right time, from intensive rehabilitation sessions multiple times per week to less frequent sessions as independence increases.

A Structured Pathway to Recovery:

Supporting clients in regaining physical, cognitive and emotional abilities:

Foundation Phase

Recovery-based rehabilitation at a manageable intensity, focusing on building a strong foundation for independence.

Skill Development Phase

Gradually increasing activity challenges to restore pre-injury abilities through restorative rehabilitation.

Transition Phase

Rehabilitation scales down as confidence and independence grow.

Therapeutic Ending

Once goals are achieved and maintained, the SROT consolidates progress and creates a future-proofing plan for long-term success. Clients may transition into Key working for ongoing support or conclude active rehabilitation with the maintenance plan in place.

This structured process ensures rehabilitation is not just a series of sessions, but a pathway to lasting independence.

A Structured Pathway to Participation:

Supporting clients in taking part in meaningful activities when full recovery is not possible:

Foundation Phase

Rehabilitation at a manageable intensity, building a strong foundation for participation.

Skill Development Phase

Where full recovery isn’t possible, participation-focused rehabilitation supports engagement in those activities in a new way.

Transition Phase

Rehabilitation scales down as confidence and independence grow.

Therapeutic Ending

This structured process ensures rehabilitation is not just about reaching an optimal level but about returning to roles, responsibilities, and hobbies, supporting lasting independence.

Our Services

Initial Rehabilitation Needs Assessment:
- Comprehensive in-person assessment to identify functional challenges and goals
- Clinical and environmental assessments to determine barriers to recovery.
- Personalised recovery pathway, including recommended therapy intensity and multidisciplinary coordination.
A detailed report outlines the recommended rehabilitation timeline and treatment plan.

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Specialist Rehabilitation Occupational Therapy (SROT|) treatment
The core rehabilitation programme supports clients in self-care, productivity and leisure activities, embedding rehabilitation into home, workplace, and community settings.
- Activity-based Rehabilitation – focused on every day tasks to ensure engagement and motivation.
- Progressive Complexity- Rehabilitation gradually increases in challenge, developing physical, cognitive, and emotional skills.
- Environment-Based Rehabilitation – Sessions take place at home, school, work and in the community ensuring that rehabilitation is practical and relevant.
- Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Coordination – Collaboration with all services and professionals to align rehabilitation plans
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Children, Young Adults and Families (CYAaF) Rehabilitation Service
The specialist rehabilitation service for children, young adults, and families provides tailored support to help young people develop the skills needed to thrive in daily life. Rehabilitation is embedded into home, school, and community settings, ensuring rehabilitation is practical, engaging, and aligned with clients goals.
- Activity-Based Rehabilitation – Designed around meaningful and enjoyable activities to encourage engagement, motivation, and skill development.
- Progressive Complexity – Therapy is structured to gradually increase in challenge, supporting the development of physical, cognitive, and emotional skills.
- Environment-Based Rehabilitation – Sessions take place in real-world settings such as home, school, college, and the wider community to ensure practical application.
- Family & Support Network Involvement – Rehabilitation plans are developed in collaboration with families, schools, and other professionals to create a strong support system.
- Long-Term rehabilitation and Episodic Support – Rehabilitation can continue through to adulthood, or be provided as episodic rehabilitation at key stages of development.
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Pain - Holistic Education for Living with Pain (HELP)
HELP provides education and practical strategies in real-life settings, supporting clients to manage pain effectively. The 18-session programme, delivered over three months, can be a stand-alone programme or integrated into the SROT programme. The programme builds an understanding of how pain is generated and develops strategies to reduce pain signals while improving daily function.
- Body – Education on pain and strategies for managing sleep, nutrition, pacing, and fatigue to support balanced activity levels.
- Mind – Strategies for managing fear, anxiety, stress, and other emotions that impact pain, using evidence-based approaches.
- Environment – Assessing and adapting surroundings to improve daily function, including work readiness and problem-solving barriers to employment.
A Specialist Rehabilitation Occupational Therapist delivers the programme, which includes a lifelong workbook. HELP is MDT-based and can integrate with existing professionals or include coordination as needed.

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By focusing on the practical return to self care, productivity and leisure activities on average your clients achieve 91% of personal goals and 97% of therapy goals.

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