The world is still very much under the pandemic that the coronavirus has brought to us. But, the good news is, we here in South Australia are slowly recovering, and we hope the whole world is too. The team at Williams OT is starting to prepare for the new normal, not only for the team’s […]
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February has gone by and boy, it’s been a fun-filled one. We’ve had some goodbyes, and we learned a lot as well! Before we start on to review this month’s highlights, we’d like to let everyone know that one of our OTs, Trevor Masefield has suffered an unfortunate ankle injury and might not be available […]
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In this post, we are discussing all things to do with specialised driving instruction. What is a specialised driving instructor? There are driving instructors and then there are driving instructors. Then there are specialised driving instructors. It is important to note that according to our research on what is available to providers the NDIS/NDIA has […]
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Driving is freedom often taken for granted. Unfortunately, disability, injury or illness can sometimes affect your ability to drive. When it does, a driver trained occupational therapist (OT) can help you gain, maintain, or regain your independence. A driver trained OT, through an assessment and rehabilitation focus can help build a person’s ability to get to […]
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Wow, May is as eventful as ever! We can’t believe that June is already here – but before we start another wonderful month, check out some of our May highlights! Meet Wendy – our latest team member! Hi everyone! My name is Wendy and I am an Occupational Therapist. I have been working with Williams […]
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Attention local area coordinators (LAC), plan managers, participants of the NDIS, and all concerned… It has come to our repeated attention through feedback from local area coordinators, plan managers, and participants of the NDIS that there is a belief that specialise driving instruction is no longer covered by the NDIS. It has been portrayed to us that this is stemming from the […]
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March 2019 was, again, a very busy month for Williams OT. And we didn’t even notice it’s already the end of the month! Here are some of the highlights for the month of March. We are expanding into the NT One of the most exciting things is ticking something off our bucket list. We are […]
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Time sure flies fast when you are having fun! November was packed full of different events and we’ve helped a lot of clients as well! And since it’s already the season of giving, we’ve got a fantastic offer for you! The first 10 people to book an assessment with us will get not one, not […]
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October was one of our busiest time of the year. Read through below and check out our highlights for the month of October. This month, we’ve had National OT Week, and, of course, we’ve prepared a little something for you. We here at Williams OT have been in the NDIS space for quite some time now […]
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21/10/2018
In Amputee, autism, back pain, blog, brain injury, cerebral palsy, Driver Aids, dwarfism, epilepsy, Multiple Scerosis, NDIS, older drivers, schizophrenia, Stroke, upper limb issues
Brad Williams
The Williams OT blog post for this month is something special, especially if you are in the NDIS space. Whether you are a client or participant, a care planner, or an NDIS local area coordinator, this post is for you. The Williams OT crew have been working in the NDIS space for a while now […]
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