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

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.

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.

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Corporate Vision Magazine has announced the winners of the 2017 UK Corporate Excellence Awards & Inclusion.Me are very proud to of been awarded the title of Best Occupational Therapy Company - England.

Inclusion.Me Ltd are delighted to have recently been awarded the titles of Best Occupational Therapy Service Provider South East at both the Private Healthcare and Social Healthcare Awards 2017, as well as receiving the Award For Excellence For Disability Access Audits at the same Private Healthcare Awards 2017.

On the 11th July 2017 Inclusion.Me in partnership with the Royal College Of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section Independent Practice ran our latest Law & Practice for independent OTs workshop in Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

Since 2009, Inclusion.Me has developed an excellent reputation as a highly capable provider of expert OT services for partner agencies in this area of work; specialising in expert assessments and recommendations within the fields of housing, equipment, mobility and access.

Inclusion.Me Ltd are delighted to have recently been awarded the titles of Best Occupational Therapy Service Provider South East at both the Private Healthcare and Social Healthcare Awards 2017, as well as receiving the Award For Excellence For Disability Access Audits at the same Private Healthcare Awards 2017.

As an employer, you are already aware of your duty under the Equality Act 2010, to make reasonable adjustments in anticipating the needs of disabled people.

Inclusion.Me, in partnership with the Royal College Of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section Independent Practice, are pleased to announce that this July we will be running a training day around the Care Act & other essential pieces of legislation; run by Michael Mandelstam and aimed at benefiting Independent OTs.

We're delighted to be attending The OT Show again next week and will be on stand C60 if you want to pop by & say hello!

With the arrival of the Care Act, Inclusion.Me in partnership with United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust are very please to announce that this November we will be running a training session around these essential pieces of legislation; run by Michael Mandelstam and aimed at benefiting both Local Authority & Independent OTs.

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There have been some big changes behind the scenes at Inclusion.Me. We're sad to say that Walter Brazil has now left the company and moved on in search of a new challenge, leaving Matthew as the sole company director.