Staff training and supervision

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Gray Matter provides supervision and reflective practice sessions for health professionals working with people with neurological conditions.

Sessions focus on ensuring good clinical practice, improved clinical effectiveness, increasing awareness of how neuropsychological issues can impact on neurorehabilitation, and skills to build resilience and manage the emotional challenges of delivering neurorehabilitation. Sessions can be conducted remotely or in-person, and can be done on a one-to-one basis or as part of a group.

In addition, our clinicians offer group-based training sessions for health professionals working in neurorehabilitation. All of our clinicians have experience of lecturing at leading UK universities and are skilled in delivering complex information in an engaging and accessible manner

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Some of our more requested training packages include:
  • The impact of neurological conditions on neuropsychological functioning
  • Disentangling brain injury sequelae from mental health
  • Assessing risk in patients with neurological conditions
  • The neuropsychology of ageing
  • Measuring outcome in neurorehabilitation
  • Treatment of mental health issues
  • Management of behavioural difficulties
  • Caregiver burden and neurological conditions
  • Good practice in mental capacity assessments
  • Building resilience in staff teams
  • Understanding cross-cultural aspects of brain injury rehabilitation
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We accept referrals from self-funders as well as solicitors, case managers, and other health and social care professionals. We provide domiciliary visits as well as the option of patients being seen at our office in north Oxford. We also offer the option of remote appointments as well as in-person sessions.

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Dr Gray is an exceptional neuropsychologist and of the highest calibre. He works excellently with clients, family and MDT in often challenging circumstances. He is my ‘go to’ neuropsychologist for all my clients and I look forward to working with him for future clients.

Anne Armitage, Case Manager, Bush & Co

I have known Dr Gray as a valued colleague for over 20 years and have frequently made referrals to him with confidence. I know him to be a conscientious, evidence-based and insightful clinician. He has a wide range of experience in assessment and rehabilitation across the lifespan in both inpatient and community settings.

Dr Richard Scott, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, Litigation Expert

A friend of my husband's recommended Dr Boothroyd after I began feeling increasingly frustrated with organisational tasks and mental load. As a woman in her 40s, I had a diagnosis of dyslexia from childhood but felt that my struggles were not fully explained by this. Dr Boothroyd took the time to listen to my concerns and my history from a personal and professional perspective. Following the assessment, he was able to diagnose ADHD and explain some of the options available for me to help manage the symptoms. I cannot explain how much of a game changer this has been for me as well as for my family.

Ms M. Osborne, former patient

We approached Dr Gray after becoming concerned about my father-in-law’s cognitive abilities. From the initial appointment through to the diagnostic testing, Dr Gray was a pleasure to deal with. Patient, caring and incredibly knowledgeable, he was able to ascertain whether the issues were simply a case of ‘old age’ or something else. The report's thoroughness subsequently helped when approaching our GP, who commented that it ‘made their job much easier’ to work out an ongoing plan of action. I would highly recommend Gray Matters if you are in need of the services of a caring, compassionate psychologist.

Mr G. Taylor, relative of former patient