<p>This week's episode looks at sense-making in Personal Injury client work, and ways to do that:</p>
<ul><li>legislative, emotional and dynamic aspects of sense-making</li>
<li>grief models that can frame the client's emotional presentation</li>
<li>how grief is a barrier to rehabilitation</li>
<li>how our relationship with our clients is a variable in sense-making</li>
<li>that our boundaries matter</li>
<li>and that advocating for our clients opens up systemic sense-making</li>
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This week's episode looks at sense-making in Personal Injury client work, and ways to do that: legislative, emotional and dynamic aspects of sense-making grief models that can frame the client's emotional presentation how grief is a barrier to rehabilitation how our relationship with our clients is a variable in sense-making that our boundaries matter and that advocating for our clients opens up systemic sense-making

The power of the MDT in making sense of client disengagement

The show that helps Personal Injury professionals use psychological ideas to achieve more for catastrophically injured clients by maximising rehabilitation outcomes and achieving the best level settlements possible.

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The power of the MDT in making sense of client disengagement