Lyndy has more than 20 years' expertise in working with clients and families following catastrophic injuries and she works with children and adults. She draws on her experience of working as a brain injury rehabilitation Occupational Therapist, as well as her years working in Paediatric occupational therapy.

She has experience in managing clients with complex and varying needs, from those with more hidden difficulties, to those with profound physical and cognitive difficulties. She has experience in setting up support packages including complex 24 hour packages, and coordination of individually tailored multidisciplinary services and rehabilitation teams.

Lyndy has a wide range of medico legal knowledge and experience in attending court hearings, and providing witness statements and costed reports.

Lyndy is an advanced member of BABICM, and has provided a key role as the Peer Reviewer within BABICM, as part of the Professional Standards Group. 

 

Lyndy developed a special interest in brain injury rehabilitation while working  at the Sheffield Children’s Hospital Trust.  This involved working with children with complex neurological conditions in the hospital setting, within their own homes, as well as in specialist and mainstream schools.

 

Lyndy specialised in neurodisability, taking up a post as an Occupational Therapist in a brain injury rehabilitation unit where she worked with a wide range of clients, from their discharge from acute services to reintegration in the community, working as part of a specialist multidisciplinary team.

 

Lyndy has managed teams of  case managers, has regularly delivered training to colleagues, and has presented at conferences for professionals within the field of brain injury and neurodisability.

She has been published in the Journal of Social Care and Neurodisability, 2012 and holds a Certificate in Advanced Practice, Cognitive and Perceptual Processes in Child Development (2012) Sheffield Hallam University