My aim is to work continually to ensure that people with disabilities are treated fairly by insurers, employers and society in general. You can read more about some of the areas I have been involved in here. WORK I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN It has been good to witness very encouraging improvements in how such a return may be facilitated – with the continuing development of assistive technology. Making it easier for people who have had to leave the workplace to return safely and effectively. I have also been actively involved in many campaigns to ensure that anyone with a disability is treated fairly and without prejudice.

A warm welcome to Priory House Consulting

I set up Priory House in 2002 for two main reasons.

Firstly, I wanted to continue my professional career advising on health-related risk in the workplace. Over time, this has developed into more specific work on managing employee disability with particular reference to legislation relating to equality.

Secondly, my experience as to how disabled people have been treated in the past has led me to work very closely with charities operating in this area. These have included Disability Rights UK (where I have served as a director), the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers and the National Aids Trust.

Employment plays an incredibly important role in our health, both physical and mental. It is also an important contributor to our personal identity and can bring with it, as well as remuneration, friendships, camaraderie, personal satisfaction, recognition and pride.

I was interested to discover that this was something Dr Johnson noted way back in the late 18th century when he declared
‘The safe and general antidote against sorrow is employment’.

Testimonials

Some of my previous clients