BMOT BLOG
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🎉 Introducing the BMOT Foundation 🎉 After creating this page a few weeks ago when BMOT was launched, we are now able to share that the BMOT Foundation is now up and running! Created by Beverley and Paul, the foundation is a charity which can provide meaningful grants to individuals who need a little extra support, to engage in…
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“Excuse me, sir, where are the batteries?” A simple question from a client today while out in the community with me—and such a powerful reminder of how far she has come in her recovery journey.Brain injury rehab isn’t just about regaining physical function—it’s about rebuilding confidence, purpose, and connection. The mental health impact is huge,…
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Today, I’m feeling proud. Nearly three weeks ago, I launched BMOT — and already, it’s growing in ways I couldn’t have imagined. I’m now supporting a diverse caseload of both children and adults, and I’ve just partnered with a Brain Injury Unit in the North East. We’re also expanding! I’ve just welcomed an associate Lead Therapy Assistant…
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Behind this incredible jellyfish is a story of perseverance, progress, pride and lots of fun! Whilst the young man creating this enjoyed the mess, he was also challenging himself to use his less active side — a side that can sometimes be forgotten or left behind. I was reviewing his seating, his fine motor control,…
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A day in the life and a face to the name! Wednesday was a busy day. BMOT provided assessments for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVS) and explored accessible playground equipment, ensuring play is possible for everyone! #AccessToPlay #MeaningfulOccupations #OccupationalTherapy #Wheelchairs
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Thank you so much to everyone who has supported #BMOT during its very first week — it’s been a fantastic start, and I’m so grateful for the encouragement, kind messages, and opportunities already beginning to take shape. 🙌🏻 With Easter upon us, I couldn’t miss the chance to share some simple, fun activity ideas that…
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A milestone moment—one of my first jobs as an independent OT for BMOT! This opportunity came through a personal connection, separate from my association with the NHS or any other commissioned work. Receiving such positive feedback this morning was the perfect way to start the day. Have a great Friday everyone!
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After 23 years in the NHS working as an OT and a year in private practice, I’m proud to be starting a new chapter: launching my own Occupational Therapy business — BMOT; pronounced “BeeMOT” (Beverley Maw OT). My career began as a support worker, where I felt the real pressure and exhaustion that comes with…