Children’s Choice Therapy Service Ltd

PDA Society Service Directory
Organisation Name: Children's Choice Therapy Service Ltd
Service Type:
  • Occupational Therapy
Description of services:

Children's and young people's occupational therapy including sensory integration. Team of qualified OTs working in schools, community and clinic
Website:
Contact phone number: 07566 811845
Contact email address: childrenschoicedept@hotmail.com
Where do they offer their services:
  • Online
  • England - East Midlands
  • England - West Midlands
Has this organisation read the finding safe and appropriate support guidance on PDA Society's website: They have read the safe and appropriate support guidance and commit to working in the way it describes.
Does this organisation or members of its team provide services or hold titles that are regulated?: Yes
Regulatory bodies this organisation or team are registered with:

RCOT, HCPC
Qualifications this organisation holds to undertake the work they do:

Graduate and post graduate qualifications in Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration
Does this organisation have a clear and transparent charging policy: Yes
Does this organisation have a publicly available safeguarding policy: Yes
Does this organisations team have up to date, clear DBS checks: Yes
Does this organisation have insurance that covers the work they do: Yes
Does this organisation have a publicly available Data Protection Policy or statement that explains how you keep data safe: Yes
Does this organisation have a publicly available Complaints Policy: Yes
Does this organisation have a publicly available Health & Safety Policy: Yes
Does this organisation commit to setting clear and manageable expectations about communications and stick to them: Yes
Does this organisation commit to setting clear and respectful boundaries and not pursuing a personal relationship with people they work with: Yes
What experience does this organisation or team have of autism:

All the OTs and OTAs are highly experienced in working with many children and young people with a wide range of additional needs including autism.
What experience does this organisation or team have of working with PDAers/ people who struggle with demands:

Some of the team are particularly experienced in working with children and young people with a demand avoidant profile and all are accustomed to using a flexible, adaptable child-led approach to assessments and therapy.
How does this organisation keep their knowledge up to date:

We are committed to staff development in their areas of interest. In addition to funding post graduate training in sensory integration and other areas such as attachment and interoception, we have have twice-yearly Team Days where knowledge, external training, case studies and research are shared.
Is this organisation committed to trying to accommodate sensory sensitivities / differences: Yes
Is this organisation committed to working creatively and flexibly with demand avoidant people, focusing on meeting their individual needs (within the boundaries of your working agreement): Yes
Is this organisation committed to also trying to accommodate any co-occurring conditions people have: Yes