Leanne has managed complex caseloads involving individuals with acquired brain injuries, cognitive impairment, mental health needs, physical disabilities, substance misuse issues and safeguarding concerns. Her work has included coordinating multidisciplinary teams, facilitating communication between professionals and families, conducting comprehensive assessments, developing support plans and ensuring individuals receive appropriate care and rehabilitation services.
Alongside her case management and rehabilitation experience, Leanne has developed specialist expertise in the Mental Capacity Act, undertaking complex capacity assessments and preparing COP3 reports to support applications to the Court of Protection. She has experience assessing an individual’s capacity to make decisions relating to property and finance, health and welfare, deputyship applications and Lasting Powers of Attorney, providing clear, evidence-based recommendations for legal and professional decision-makers.
Her current work within specialist brain injury rehabilitation has strengthened her understanding of the challenges faced by individuals living with cognitive, behavioural and executive functioning difficulties following injury. She has experience supporting rehabilitation goals, promoting independence, managing risk and working collaboratively with clinical teams, clients and families to maximise outcomes and quality of life.
Throughout her career, Leanne has held leadership roles within safeguarding services, housing, community wellbeing and substance misuse services, giving her substantial experience in complex risk management, safeguarding investigations, service coordination and professional liaison. She has worked extensively within multidisciplinary environments and is skilled at navigating health, social care and legal systems to ensure clients receive appropriate support and advocacy.
Leanne’s strong understanding of the Mental Capacity Act, best interests decision-making, safeguarding processes and person-centred practice enables her to support clients with complex needs whilst ensuring their
views, wishes and outcomes remain central to care planning. She is committed to building positive professional relationships and delivering high-quality case management support that promotes independence, safety and meaningful rehabilitation outcomes.
