My QoL

Our technology can contribute positively in delivering support and interventions for people with complex needs and behaviours that challenge, increasing their skills rather than changing the person with the aim of improving Quality of Life

It takes into account the severity of a person’s disability, their developmental stage and any communication difficulties, whether they are physical or mental problems.

It can work towards improving quality of life around mood and wellbeing and can support self-management and encourages the person to be independent through the variety of activities and menus in a way that is appropriate to the person’s cognitive development.

Our portfolio of products is supporting the delivery of care

Our Clinicians

Joanna James

Dementia Lead Nurse

Imperial Healthcare Trust
Katie Pritchard

Ward Manager

Imperial Healthcare Trust
Danielle Woods

Lead Nurse for Dementia

Bradford Teaching Hospitals
Angela Moore

Admiral Nurse

Hinchingbrooke Hospital
Alison Gray

Dementia Specialist Nurse

Peterborough City Hospital
Debbie Shaw

Mental health liaison

Walsall Manor Hospital
Barbara Schofield

Nurse Consultant

Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust
Sue Atkins

Clinical Nurse Specialist

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

University of Bradford Calm Room

The implementation of the Calm Room was straightforward and has been received very well at the university. From this very small sample of service users, benefits in stress reduction have been observed. From the data analysis, there was a significant reduction in perceived stress levels in all service users (p=<0.001)

Lily and Emma, Trafford Council

Helping to support families with assistive technology where there are acute learning disabilities offers such positive benefits for the family as a whole. We felt very privileged to work closely with Lily and her daughter Emma who was diagnosed with Sanfillipo disease at the age of 4 years. Affected children, generally do not show any […]

I wish you had been here on Tuesday and you could have seen the impact the Technology has had on our Service Users and Staff.

Warwickshire Care Services

We are obviously delighted that we have been able to introduce these additional means of occupation to Mr Patel and we look forward to continuing our work with him.

Sue Atkins, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital

Over a period covering 10 days Service Users activity on the system grew by 98% in the most popular activity.

Warrington Community Living

The system has proved extremely beneficial, not only to the individuals that have been mentioned, but also to all the other Service Users who are keen to explore the system

Lincolnshire House

Our technology can contribute positively in delivering support and interventions for people with complex needs and behaviours that challenge, increasing their skills rather than changing the person with the aim of improving Quality of Life

Our portfolio of products is supporting the delivery of care

Our Clinicians

Joanna James

Katie Pritchard

Danielle Woods

Angela Moore

Alison Gray

Debbie Shaw

Barbara Schofield

Sue Atkins

Featured Case Studies

University of Bradford Calm Room

Lily and Emma, Trafford Council

The Willows, Lancashire

Warrington Community Living

Valley School Bramhall

Royal Free London

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