Contact ProActive Therapy

Expert-witness and professional enquiries

Use the professional form for an initial suitability and conflict-check enquiry. Provide only the minimum information requested. Do not include medical records, reports, detailed health information, bank details or other sensitive documents.

After the initial check, ProActive Therapy will confirm whether the proposed work can be accepted, what further information is needed and how records should be transferred securely. An enquiry is not an accepted instruction, and no assessment, deadline or court date is reserved until written acceptance.

Response target: ProActive Therapy aims to acknowledge and review the initial enquiry by the end of the next business day after receipt, Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays. Scope, availability, fees and any timetable are confirmed in writing before work is accepted.

Self and family occupational therapy enquiries

Use the self and family form for a general discussion about assessment or rehabilitation. Share only a brief description of the support requested. Detailed health records should not be uploaded through the public website.

Response target: ProActive Therapy aims to acknowledge and review the initial enquiry by the end of the next business day after receipt, Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays. Suitability, availability, fees and the earliest appointment window are confirmed before a clinical appointment is booked.

Direct contact

Email: connor@theproactivetherapy.co.uk

Telephone: +44 7405 505597

Website: theproactivetherapy.co.uk

Please tell us if you need information in another format or require a communication adjustment.

Free 20-minute suitability calls: available 08:00 to 20:00 on weekdays, subject to availability, with at least 12 hours’ notice. This books an introductory call only, not a clinical appointment or accepted professional instruction. Do not include confidential records in the booking notes.

Not an emergency service

ProActive Therapy does not provide emergency or crisis care. If there is an immediate risk to life, call 999. For urgent medical advice in England, use NHS 111 or contact the appropriate local service.

Professional enquiry form

Do not include or attach medical records, reports, detailed health information, bank details or court papers.

Self and family occupational therapy enquiry form

Share only a brief description. Do not include a full medical history or upload records through this public form.