Case Manager Profile
Specialism
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Dagmara is a thorough and quietly determined case manager with a strong clinical background in neurology, spanning acute, residential, community rehabilitation, and secure specialist units.
Her clinical experience includes traumatic and acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, amputations and complex orthopaedic trauma. She is skilled in supporting clients with significant physical, cognitive, behavioural and neuropsychiatric presentations, including those detained under the Mental Health Act.
She has extensive knowledge of equipment and environmental adaptations and in co-ordinating complex discharges requiring ongoing multi-agency input.
Dagmara’s practice is trauma-informed, allowing her to recognise how psychological injury impacts engagement, recovery and rehabilitation outcomes. She forms rapport readily, responds intuitively and is skilled in translating complex and risky clinical presentations into clear, actionable rehabilitation plans that balance immediate priorities with long term goals.
Dagmara provides clear, evidenced based reports, ensuring recommendations are proportionate and aligned with the clients’ goals.
As a native Polish speaker, she works directly with Polish-speaking clients and families, ensuring clear communications and culturally attuned support, without reliance on interpreters.
Background
Occupational Therapist
Age Groups
Adults & Young People
Professional Memberships & Registrations
Health & Care Professions Council (OT77742)
Royal College of Occupational Therapy (BT0816490)
British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (2413203)
Qualifications
Master's Degree in Teaching – 2005
HNC Health and Social Care - 2015
BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy - 2018
EMDR Europe Accredited Standard Training - 2025
Specialism
Locations
Dagmara is a thorough and quietly determined case manager with a strong clinical background in neurology, spanning acute, residential, community rehabilitation, and secure specialist units.
Her clinical experience includes traumatic and acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, amputations and complex orthopaedic trauma. She is skilled in supporting clients with significant physical, cognitive, behavioural and neuropsychiatric presentations, including those detained under the Mental Health Act.
She has extensive knowledge of equipment and environmental adaptations and in co-ordinating complex discharges requiring ongoing multi-agency input.
Dagmara’s practice is trauma-informed, allowing her to recognise how psychological injury impacts engagement, recovery and rehabilitation outcomes. She forms rapport readily, responds intuitively and is skilled in translating complex and risky clinical presentations into clear, actionable rehabilitation plans that balance immediate priorities with long term goals.
Dagmara provides clear, evidenced based reports, ensuring recommendations are proportionate and aligned with the clients’ goals.
As a native Polish speaker, she works directly with Polish-speaking clients and families, ensuring clear communications and culturally attuned support, without reliance on interpreters.
Background
Occupational Therapist
Age Groups
Adults & Young People
Professional Memberships & Registrations
Health & Care Professions Council (OT77742)
Royal College of Occupational Therapy (BT0816490)
British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (2413203)
Qualifications
Master's Degree in Teaching – 2005
HNC Health and Social Care - 2015
BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy - 2018
EMDR Europe Accredited Standard Training - 2025