Supporting Independence, Enriching Quality of Life.

Supporting independence, health and happiness

through 2 services:

An occupational therapist and their client,in a kitchen preparing tea, one holding a walking stick. Various kitchen items on the counter and shelves, including a kettle and mugs.

Get specialist advice on how to remain safe and independent in one’s own home and on how to continue doing daily activities when ageing or living with a medical condition. Occupational Therapy input look at steps that can be taken to enhance an individual’s wellbeing and quality of life.

A young woman kneeling next to an elderly woman sitting in a chair, both smiling, in a cozy living room with decorative items and a framed picture on the wall.

A reliable support service that offers companionship, helps combat loneliness and isolation, and enables people to do things that brighten their day.

As an Occupational Therapist I have the skills and training to support wheelchair users, those with moving and handling needs and those with cognitive, visual and speech difficulties

Why Quality Life Enablement?

Quality Life Enablement offers tailored support to meet individual’s unique needs:

  • Need a one-off Occupational Therapy assessment?

  • Want some short term Rehabilitation to get you back up and on your feet following an injury or hospital stay?

  • Want long term, regular support to keep you doing activities you enjoy, reduce feelings of isolation and help brighten your day?

Regardless of the service, you will get a qualified and passionate Occupational Therapist who brings a wealth of experience in empowering and enabling individuals to lead an enhanced quality of life.

Who am I?

An occupational therapist with short brown hair, wearing a black and white sweater, smiling against a plain white background.

My name is Catherine Gough. I am a qualified Occupational Therapist who is passionate about supporting individuals to maintain a good quality of life.

The idea of Quality Life Enablement developed when I was working with individuals who had had a stroke. I saw first hand the negative impact that a medical condition/disability can have on an individual’s wellbeing, quality of life and on their feelings of isolation and loneliness.

As an Occupational Therapist, I provide practical support, enabling you to engage in activities that are important to you, which we know is essential for our overall health and wellbeing.

Prior to Quality Life Enablement I worked in the NHS in Sheffield. I spent my last few years in the NHS specialising in stroke rehabilitation both in the Stroke Specialist Rehabilitation Centre and in the Community Stroke Rehabiliation Team.

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