24th November 2021
The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games showed how incredibly far the Games have come. The word Paralympic was used for the first time when Tokyo was again […]
11th November 2021
Staff working in the adult social care sector now need to have had both doses of the covid-19 vaccine by 11th November to work in Care […]
22nd October 2021
A support worker can be a lifeline for anyone with a catastrophic injury as well as their families. Every person has unique needs, physically and mentally, […]
20th October 2021
Welcome to the second newsletter from Ainscough Associates for 2021 There have been some significant changes since our last newsletter in January, most notably our CQC […]
20th October 2021
Our panellists explore the work of the multidisciplinary team and how it works effectively alongside the process of case management
9th September 2021
Successful prosthetics can have an enormous effect for those who have suffered life-altering injuries. Thanks to the latest technology, developments continue to shape prosthetic design to […]
3rd August 2021
Children with disabilities often have special educational needs (SEND) and require specific care within the school environment to support them. SEND can affect a child or […]
23rd July 2021
In this second of a three part interview, Lana talks about Walking EMDR, and the benefits of taking therapy outdoors. Lana is a Senior Clinical Psychologist […]
7th July 2021
In this first of a three part interview, Lana talks about EMDR. Lana is a Senior Clinical Psychologist specialising in child and adult mental health, and […]
7th July 2021
Our panel of guest speakers explore questions such as: What a good collaborative approach to rehabilitation and case management looks like; The pros and cons of […]
7th July 2021
Case management is a very specific healthcare sector and people who work within it are a crucial part of their clients’ lives. At Ainscough Associates, we […]
23rd June 2021
Case managers have to know how to handle a vast range of social and physical needs for clients. In some cases that includes their sexual relations. […]
6th May 2021
People with long-term conditions and complex health needs require a wide range of professional health and social care. Organising and arranging these individually would be vastly […]
14th April 2021
The possibility of being able to get out and about post-lockdown is now upon us. We’re all ready for a change of scene and many people […]
19th March 2021
Ainscough Associates is a team of experienced health professionals who work proactively to get things done for our clients. We each have our own individual clients […]
9th March 2021
Katie and Sophie discuss the nature of the therapeutic relationship in the current climate; advances and new knowledge in neuroscience translated into practice; and how the […]
5th March 2021
Katie and Sophie discuss the changing nature of their rehabilitation provision during the pandemic
1st March 2021
The widespread deployment of the Covid vaccines has been seen by many as a lifeline back to ‘normal’. But it’s not compulsory and the government can’t […]
9th February 2021
Trevor Sterling, Committee member of the Major Trauma Group, discusses the background to the group, its membership, and its purpose
2nd February 2021
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) are major causes of death and disability worldwide but the rate at which different geographical locations are […]
26th January 2021
Daniel introduces the work of Chroma, the UK’s leading national provider of arts therapies services
14th January 2021
Serious and catastrophic injuries have an enormous impact, physically, mentally and financially. Whilst the first-hand impact affects the individual, their immediate and wider family also face […]
13th January 2021
Maggie gives advice for new experts, and talks about her top tips for giving evidence in court
11th January 2021
Welcome to the first newsletter from Ainscough Associates I hope you have had a well-earned rest over the Christmas and New Year period. It was certainly […]
8th January 2021
Change and Development at Ainscough Associates Like any organisation we have seen our fair share of change over the 11 years since we started the business. […]
8th January 2021
Our application for registration with the Care Quality Commission We have been supporting clients with the direct employment of staff for many years, and at the […]
7th January 2021
Comprehensive support for our clients who directly employ staff We’ve always taken the approach that the relationship our HR managers have with our clients and their […]
14th December 2020
When someone has suffered a life changing injury, their ability to exercise and participate in sport like they used to may seem impossible. It will be […]
1st December 2020
A support worker or personal care assistant offers support to help someone live independently in their own home. They provide a range of care and support […]
3rd November 2020
Grant talks about the recent Court of Appeal landmark judgement in the case of Swift v Carpenter
14th October 2020
Heather talks about her visit to the World Brain Injury Congress in Canada and research findings on PCS, as well as rehab provision remotely
14th October 2020
Mike talks about his work and his interest in some of the latest technological developments
4th September 2020
The most essential skill for a case manager When people are instructing case managers there can be a tendency to get overly focused on the clinical […]
28th August 2020
Simon talks about the essential core skills of a case manager, the pitfalls for case managers to avoid, and how to work alongside the legal process
21st August 2020
Hear what Mark enjoys about his work as a personal injury solicitor, the attributes of a good case manager, and how many places around the globe he's completed an Ironman!
21st August 2020
Karen talks about hot topics within the world of case management
20th July 2020
Hear Trevor’s views on rehabilitation, equality in the legal profession, and his aims for the next 5 years
15th July 2020
If you are considering hiring a carer for yourself or a loved one, you will naturally want to hire the most qualified and experienced individual possible. […]
6th July 2020
Liz Williamson from The Speech Group talks about her role, and love of opera
25th June 2020
All good case managers know how important it is for brain injury patients to remain consistent with their rehabilitation regime. Lockdown has made it difficult for […]
16th June 2020
Hear Warren's thoughts on current hot topics in PI, and what he gets up to in his leisure time
28th May 2020
As the world learns to adapt to new restrictions and regulations during this unprecedented pandemic, many people are experiencing working from home for the first time. […]
12th May 2020
One of the central skills of a good case manager is being able to source and coordinate a strong multidisciplinary team for our clients, which clearly […]