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Our Experts' blog
Each month we focus on a specialist area of occupational therapy and invite one of our experts within that field to share their knowledge and insights.
NICE NG252: What high-quality OT looks like in complex and catastrophic neurorehabilitation
In October 2025, NICE published NG252: Rehabilitation for chronic neurological disorders including acquired brain injury, a clinical guideline that sets out evidence-based expectations for how rehabilitation may be delivered for people with chronic neurological conditions. Here we explore what NG252 means when delivering OT provision for clients with a neurological condition or brain injury.
CHARITIES: Mental health and getting back on your feet
In this edition of our Educational Series for charities, we explore how occupational therapy supports people whose mental health challenges affect everyday life and participation. We highlight how OTs work alongside individuals to understand practical barriers and identify realistic ways to promote recovery, independence and engagement in meaningful roles at home and in the community.
Case Manager’s Handbook: 2026 edition just released
Get your updated copy of the our Case Manager’s Handbook, our comprehensive guide to working with The OT Practice. The 2026 edition has updates to the team, Customer Portal - plus a new version specifically for solicitors.
Supporting Sensory Processing Differences During the Holiday Season
Children with sensory processing differences, may find the changes around the festive period, to be distressing or even overwhelming, making it difficult for them to self-regulate. In this article Rebecca help us understand the unique challenges the holiday season may bring and how to better support them, helping ensure they can fully participate in this special time to the best of their abilities.
An OT’s perspective on FND: The importance of client education and self-management
Functional Neurological Disorder or FND is a diagnosis that interfaces between neurology and psychiatry, typified by neurological-type symptoms that do not correspond to a clear organic cause. In this article Gillian, an OT and expert within the field & our Neuro Clinical Lead, succinctly explains FND highlighting the important role and approach OTs can provide as part of the rehabilitation process.
CHARITIES: The many ways Occupational Therapy supports children and young people
In the fifth instalment of our Educational Series for charities we focus on the needs of the youngest members of the charity community explaining the varied ways in which occupational therapy can support children, young people and their families.
Supporting children and young people's self-regulation
Self-regulation is essential for meaningful participation in daily life. Occupational therapists support children to develop emotional regulation by identifying strategies tailored to their needs. In this article, Sam Wade outlines effective approaches that can be used.
Focus on Equipment: Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles – Provision & Considerations
David examines an OT's decision-making process when recommending a WAV for a client, ensuring the correct vehicle and specification are purchased based on their knowledge and experience of a range of physical conditions, how these impact function and any potential contraindications.
Enhancing Client Outcomes: The role of OT in Case Management through measurable results
Occupational Therapists play a pivotal role in improving the lives of Case Manager's clients and we recognise the need to demonstrate the tangible results our therapists achieve in enhancing clients' independence and wellbeing. In this article Paul Cooper, our Professional Head of OT leading the project, explains the approach we took to strengthening and enhancing our approach to gathering outcomes.
Stepping stones to independence – Dressing skills
Dressing is a key step towards independence for children, involving complex motor and sensory skills. This article explores typical dressing development, practical tips for parents and carers, and how occupational therapy can support children facing dressing related challenges.
