Rosy Edwards is an Occupational Therapist, Catastrophic Case Manager and Paediatric Services Specialist with over a decade of clinical experience, specialising in the rehabilitation of children and young people with complex neurological injury. Her practice is centred on delivering structured, evidence-based rehabilitation pathways within medico-legal frameworks, supporting children with acquired brain injury and complex neurodevelopmental presentations.

Rosy has extensive expertise in managing children with traumatic brain injury, cognitive, behavioural, sensory and emotional difficulties, and long-term neurological conditions requiring sustained multidisciplinary input. Her approach is grounded in Occupational Therapy theory and standardised assessment methodology, enabling goal-driven rehabilitation with measurable outcomes tailored to each child’s developmental stage and environment.

She is highly experienced in identifying complex needs and coordinating comprehensive rehabilitation packages across statutory and private sectors. Rosy leads multidisciplinary teams including neuropsychologists, speech and language therapists, physiotherapists, educators and care providers, ensuring consistent, integrated support for the child and family. Her work includes managing complex family dynamics, transition planning across educational and care settings, and maintaining continuity throughout long-term rehabilitation.

As Clinical Manager and Paediatric Services Specialist, Rosy provides clinical oversight, supervision and training to case managers, with a focus on governance, reflective practice and service quality. Her detailed understanding of SEND frameworks, EHCP processes, safeguarding and statutory systems enables her to advocate effectively for children requiring complex support across health, education and social care.

Her practice is defined by strong clinical reasoning, structured coordination and a family-centred approach, ensuring rehabilitation is transparent, effective and aligned with long-term outcomes for children and young people.

Specialisms

• Paediatric brain injury rehabilitation
• Complex neurodevelopmental presentations
• Cognitive, behavioural, and emotional difficulties post-ABI
• Long-term multidisciplinary rehabilitation for children and young people
• Medico-legal case management in paediatrics
• Statutory framework navigation (EHCP, SEND, social care)
• Family-centred rehabilitation planning
• Transition planning (school, service, and developmental)

Age Group

• Children and Young Persons

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Contact

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