Inclusion specialises in private Occupational Therapy (private OT)assessments in and around the London area as well as throughout the whole of the UK for any individual or group, helping those with a disability to work and live as independently as possible.

What is Occupational Therapy? A guide to Occupational Therapy & what an OT can do for you?

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Social vs Medical Model Of Disability

Working For Inclusion.Me - calling all OTs! Inclusion are always looking for experienced Occupational therapists to join our expanding team of associate OTs

The effort an OT puts into showing up for your clients every day can sometimes be overwhelming and exhausting. OT ME is all about creating the space to put yourself first. A 2 week challenge dedicated to you.

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month 2024 Inclusion

Always having to explain what we do - There is a widespread misconception about the OT profession.

Inclusion.Me are looking for an experienced, enthusiastic & highly motivated OT to work as part of our team in a new senior role designed to give the successful applicant a chance to gain experience of life as an independent OT without any the risks normally attached - you'll be part of a team, have regular monthly pay, receive full supervision & mentoring along with a personal training budget & role development plan.

The next in our series of expert led guidance documents around social care is a briefing paper by Michael Mandelstam on legal aspects of equipment and home adaptations provision for disabled children – with Occupational Therapists in mind.

Well I love variety and I hate stagnating. I want to be really good at what I do and it’s essential that I get to do what I’m really good at.

Every OT based within social care will have experience of working alongside client's who require assistance with moving and handling; they'll also understand the importance of ensuring that the right balance of support, whether it's equipment, people, or a combination of both, is in place.

Every OT employed within social care will be well versed in working with client's who require assistance with transfers and the importance of ensuring that the right balance of support, whether it's equipment, people, or a combination of both, is in place.

At a time when the health and social care system is under immense strain as a result of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Inclusion.Me continues to offer our expert Occupational Therapy services to local authority OT departments and CCG commissioners across the country in order to compliment and shield front line services.

As we are all well aware, we unfortunately find ourselves living in a time of change and uncertainty resulting from the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Inclusion.Me is a leading provider of independent Occupational Therapy and moving & handling with dignity solutions.

OT Week is back this year between 4 - 10 November. This year's focus is #SmallChangeBigImpact which aims to highlight how the role of Occupational Therapists impact clients from even the smallest change to help their physical and mental well being.

OT Week is back this year between 4 - 10 November. This year's focus is #SmallChangeBigImpact which aims to highlight how the role of Occupational Therapists impact clients from even the smallest change to help their physical and mental well being.

OT Week is back this year between 4 - 10 November. This year's focus is #SmallChangeBigImpact which aims to highlight how the role of Occupational Therapists impact clients from even the smallest change to help their physical and mental well being.

OT Week is back this year between 4 - 10 November. This year's focus is #SmallChangeBigImpact which aims to highlight how the role of Occupational Therapists impact clients from even the smallest change to help their physical and mental well being.