Krysalis Neuro OT

20/02/2026

Stroke is one of the biggest health concerns in the UK, which is why we're committed to inspiring hope and making a positive impact every day. Take a look at our stroke rehab outcomes...

Memory: ~90% showed stability or improvement
Anxiety: ~85% had reduced or stable levels
Mood: ~88% showed improved or stable mood

At Krysalis, we help stroke survivors rebuild independence and reconnect with what matters most. Read our full article now (link in the first comment).

13/02/2026

Last year we decided to look at a randomly selected group of individuals referred to our income protection service…

And we discovered that more than half of stroke survivors who engaged in Krysalis intervention experienced improvement in their neurological fatigue symptoms.

As Krysalis' theme for February is stoke, we'll be delving into more stoke support statistics next week in a brand new article.

👀Keep your eyes peeled!

06/02/2026

At Krysalis, we know that neurological occupational therapy can support individuals after stroke.

But what can research really tell us about stroke risk and recovery?

Our latest article explores the global findings that reveal subtle changes in cognition may appear years before a stroke occurs.

Read the full article via the link in the comments🔗⬇

28/01/2026

Krysalis guest blogger and brain injury survivor, Anne Ricketts, shares insight on what it means to start neurological rehabilitation.

Anne explains beginning again as a gradual, invisible process - one that she compared to seeds being planted and growing as time went on.

Read more⬇️

Explore the personal perspective on the process of beginning neurological occupational therapy rehabilitation after a brain injury

23/01/2026

As we start a new year, the theme of beginning again offers a valuable reminder that every rehabilitation journey has to start somewhere.

And when someone is ready to begin again with neurological occupational therapy, our team is here to help.

Our latest article focuses on beginnings, neurological rehabilitation, and the importance of early intervention.

🔗Read the full article here - https://www.krysalisconsultancy.co.uk/resources/item/starting-again-with-neurological-rehabilitation

16/01/2026

Beginnings often bring uncertainty, especially for individuals adjusting to life after a brain injury or a diagnosis of a neurological condition.

Our latest article explores how neurological occupational therapy supports people as they rebuild routines, understand new symptoms and regain confidence in daily activities.

To learn more about how specialist support helps make the new feel familiar, read the full article that's linked in the first comment 👇

09/01/2026

January means beginning again and considering New Years resolutions...

If you want to make organising tasks and planning your year easier, using the Eisenhower Matrix can make big changes, even for small goals.

You can find a link to our free printable resource in the first comment of this post!⬇️

05/01/2026

🌟Happy New Year!🌟

As January begins again, we'll be considering what beginnings mean to us through neuroplasticity, early intervention, and how beginning intervention can reshape the brain...

What do beginnings mean to you?

18/12/2025

The festive season is nearly upon us!

Here is a reminder of our head office opening hours this Christmas☃️

16/12/2025

At Krysalis, we know that there is a complexity surrounding Christmas that can affect those living with neurological or neurodivergent conditions.

Krysalis Founder and CEO, Jo Throp, shares her expert insights…

Learn more about Krysalis Founder and CEO, Jo Throp, and her neurological occupational therapy reflections on the complexities of Christmas

09/12/2025

Ever wondered what brings a neurological occupational therapist hope? Now you don't have to!

In one of our latest articles, our neuro OTs share their reflections on the year...

Read more here: https://www.krysalisconsultancy.co.uk/resources/item/occupational-therapist-hope-reflections

09/12/2025

Krysalis guest blogger and brain injury survivor, Anne Ricketts, is back to share her lived experience of rehabilitation.

Focusing on her relationship with hope, she tells the journey of her recovery in a truly moving article.

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Discover the reflections provided by brain injury survivor and Krysalis guest blogger, Anne Ricketts, on her relationship with hope.