Our case managers
Our case managers are spread throughout the UK from Northern Ireland to West Wales, Scotland and the Channel Islands.
We have a wide variety of skills and experience in helping clients recover and return to work after an injury which we share within our panel to get the best rehabilitation possible for our clients.
Select a location on the map to view the details of the case manager nearest to you.
As occupational therapists we are specialists in rehabilitation; we take a holistic approach.
We work closely with the client to assist their recovery following an accident, focusing on return to work.
We design a specific rehabilitation programme with each client, tailored to their individual needs and circumstances.
Independence works has developed a vocational rehabilitation toolkit as a reference for all our members to share knowledge and expertise.
Efficient data analysis allows us to spot trends, evaluate service quality and improve our case outcomes.
As occupational therapists, our focus is on ‘all the things we need, want or have to do’. (Wilcock, 2006)
Independence Works analyses its outcome data very carefully and has done so for more than ten years. We know what works and why and can prove it.
Our goal is to help our clients to live their best life – it's very personal.
When appropriate, we visit the client in their homes, at work or in the community – from Guernsey to the Outer Hebrides, from Belfast to York and back.
We aim to link the client to the geographically closest case manager, subject to their caseload and any aspects of the case which make specific clinical expertise more important. Meet some of our case managers.
Rachel Relf
- Lancashire
A highly experienced and dynamic case manager and occupational therapist, Rachel specialises in physical health, with a particular interest in catastrophic injuries including major/poly trauma, hand/upper limb injuries, spinal injuries, amputations and psychological disorders
Kate McGoldrick
- Glasgow
Since qualifying in 2003, Kate has had extensive clinical experience in hospital and community settings. Primarily working with adults, she has a wide-ranging skill set that encompasses assessment and rehabilitation following musculoskeletal injuries, acquired and traumatic brain injuries and age-related changes. Kate has extensive experience of home environment assessments, provision of appropriate aids, adaptations, care packages and complex postural management.
Catherine Manley
- Kent
A highly experienced occupational therapist and case manager, Catherine specialises in rehabilitation case management following complex trauma with a particular interest in amputation, multiple orthopaedic trauma, upper limb and peripheral nerve injury, mild traumatic brain injury and neuropsychological conditions.
Wilma Pretorius
- Cambridgeshire
Wilma is a highly experienced and skilled occupational therapist and case manager, with more than 30 years’ experience in working with a wide range of injuries.
Caroline Gregory
- Glasgow
Caroline is a highly experienced and skilled occupational therapist and case manager, specialising in rehabilitation case management following complex trauma including catastrophic injury / polytrauma, amputation, acquired brain injury, peripheral nerve injury and psychological challenges.
Susan Lewis
- Belfast
Based in Belfast, Susan is a highly experienced and skilled occupational therapist and case manager, specialising in the rehabilitation of clients following complex orthopaedic injuries. She works with both children and adults to ensure that they achieve the best possible outcomes.