Case Management Services and Training
Supporting You to Achieve Your Goals
Take2life works with individuals and families to help find the right path for them and to think dynamically to explore what opportunities there are - whether it be adjusting to life after injury or living with a child with complex needs.
We have a holistic approach, using our knowledge and experience to explore every aspect of our Client's lives to support them and their families in finding their way.
By developing a “Multidisciplinary Team” tailored to each individual, we draw on the skill and experience of other professionals and work with them to solve problems and explore opportunities. We can provide our expertise, which is often lacking for Client's with complex neurological issues.
The services we provide are focused on the practical and individualised support needed to help our diverse group of Clients, their families and support teams. Providing the right training is a large part of what we offer.
Having worked with many Clients, support teams and families, our training is aimed at bridging some of the gaps we have seen through our work. We also provide “Clinical Training”, enabling our Clients with complex needs to have the right expertise around them, which allows them to live a full life and keep hospital visits or intervention to a minimum.
Confidentiality is important to us, so all documentation and communications are compliant with data protection legislation.
Areas of Expertise
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Acquired brain injury
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Children and adults with complex neurological conditions
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Spinal injury
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Negligence cases
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Bespoke clinical training and supervision
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Establishing multidisciplinary teams
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Training for multidisciplinary and support teams
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Mental capacity
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Child development & the importance of play
Services Offered
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Case Management: providing an Initial Needs Assessment (INA), and support in sourcing and organising the fulfilment of those needs while liaising with solicitors and multidisciplinary teams to ensure a co-ordinated approach.
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Training: providing teams with knowledge, practical and clinical skills for working in specialist complex areas. Our aim is to provide support to families and friends, to help them understand a person's condition.
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Clinical Supervision & Assessment: providing clinical assessments and supervision in working practices with clear competencies.
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Accessing Services: providing support to individuals and their families in finding the right support or community services for their loved ones.