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Hayley is an experienced Case Manager specialising in complex childhood disability, delivering compassionate, evidence‑based rehabilitation. Hayley’s skills are grounded in strengths‑based practice, clinical expertise, and a genuine understanding of the importance of building strong support networks around the child and their family, while fostering excellent working relationships to achieve the best outcomes.
Hayley specialises in Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injury, with particular expertise supporting children with Cerebral Palsy, sensory and visual impairment, and complex family dynamics. Her practice is rooted in person centred, evidence-based approaches, shaped by a strong foundation in social work and senior safeguarding roles.
Hayley provides holistic assessments and rehabilitation plans that take into account risk, build on strengths, and support long term recovery and independence. She works closely with multidisciplinary teams, manages complex cases, and approaches safeguarding with professionalism and empathy. Her experience across trauma, exploitation, disability, and high-risk family situations helps her remain calm, thoughtful, and focused on solutions when situations are challenging.
Hayley maintains strong partnerships with statutory and therapeutic services and stays current through ongoing continuous professional development. As a parent of a child with Cerebral Palsy, complex medical needs and severe visual impairment, Hayley brings authenticity, compassion, and lived understanding to every family she supports.
Background
Social Worker
Age Groups
Young People and Children
Registrations and Memberships
British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (2749090)
Social Work England (SW7345)
Qualifications
National Diploma Health and Social Care 2007
BSc Social Work 2010
MA Practice Teaching Level 1 2018
Specialism
Locations
Hayley is an experienced Case Manager specialising in complex childhood disability, delivering compassionate, evidence‑based rehabilitation. Hayley’s skills are grounded in strengths‑based practice, clinical expertise, and a genuine understanding of the importance of building strong support networks around the child and their family, while fostering excellent working relationships to achieve the best outcomes.
Hayley specialises in Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injury, with particular expertise supporting children with Cerebral Palsy, sensory and visual impairment, and complex family dynamics. Her practice is rooted in person centred, evidence-based approaches, shaped by a strong foundation in social work and senior safeguarding roles.
Hayley provides holistic assessments and rehabilitation plans that take into account risk, build on strengths, and support long term recovery and independence. She works closely with multidisciplinary teams, manages complex cases, and approaches safeguarding with professionalism and empathy. Her experience across trauma, exploitation, disability, and high-risk family situations helps her remain calm, thoughtful, and focused on solutions when situations are challenging.
Hayley maintains strong partnerships with statutory and therapeutic services and stays current through ongoing continuous professional development. As a parent of a child with Cerebral Palsy, complex medical needs and severe visual impairment, Hayley brings authenticity, compassion, and lived understanding to every family she supports.
Background
Social Worker
Age Groups
Young People and Children
Registrations and Memberships
British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (2749090)
Social Work England (SW7345)
Qualifications
National Diploma Health and Social Care 2007
BSc Social Work 2010
MA Practice Teaching Level 1 2018
