Acquired Brain Injury – From Injury to Independence
Follow the rehabilitation journey after acquired brain injury, exploring the challenges, interventions and support that can shape recovery, independence and long-term outcomes.
Spinal Cord Injury – Rehabilitation, Innovation and What’s Possible
Explore how spinal cord injury rehabilitation has evolved, including recent advances in treatment, technology and the changing possibilities for independence and recovery.
Case Management – The Journey to Independence
See how a coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach can transform rehabilitation, bringing services together around the client to maximise recovery, independence and quality of life.
MCA – The Assessor and the Instructor
What makes a strong Mental Capacity Assessment? Understand what assessors need from instructing parties, how assessments are carried out and how the right assessor can make all the difference.
Vocational Rehabilitation – More than work. More strength to your case.
If only considered when someone is ready to return to work, it may be too late. Early intervention can support recovery, purpose and independence while strengthening future planning, funding needs and the overall claim.
CHC – Continuing Healthcare: What You Need to Know
A practical introduction to Continuing Healthcare, exploring eligibility, assessment and funding — and where CHC can fit within a client’s wider care and rehabilitation journey.
Managing Complex Family Dynamics – When Rehabilitation Gets Complicated
Explore how trauma, changing roles and expectations can affect rehabilitation, and how professionals can build trust, manage conflict and keep the client’s needs at the centre.
The Power of Collaboration – Case Managers + Experts = Results
Discover how closer collaboration between Case Managers and Expert Witnesses can strengthen evidence, reduce duplication and create better-informed rehabilitation and litigation outcomes.
The Expert Witness in Family Court – From Instruction to Evidence
Understand the Expert Witness journey from initial instruction through assessment and report writing, and what makes expert evidence clear, robust and valuable to the Court.
The Role of an Expert Witness – Evidence That Makes a Difference
Explore how expert evidence can inform decisions around earnings, financial provision, care, education and future needs — and what solicitors should consider when instructing an expert.
Practical, engaging training delivered by experienced practising clinicians; tailored to your team’s knowledge, caseload and learning needs.
45-minute sessions designed to fit easily into lunch breaks, team meetings or CPD.
Delivered in your office or online. Email nicola@circlecm.com to book.