Supporting You to Protect the Rights of Vulnerable Clients
Specialist MCA and DoLS training, consultation, evaluation and resources for professionals in the personal injury and rehabilitation sector.
How We Can Help
Empower Decisions. Elevate Care.
At The Informed Practice, we help you make confident, ethical decisions in complex situations. Whether you’re navigating best interest decisions, deprivation of liberty concerns, or tricky capacity assessments, we provide the clarity, tools and support to ensure your most vulnerable clients are protected and empowered.
About Us
At The Informed Practice, we help care professionals navigate the most complex decisions in health and social care. Whether you’re a case manager, support worker, or team lead, our consultation, audit, and training services provide the legal clarity, practical tools, and ethical support you need to deliver safe, person-centred care.
Rooted in deep expertise in the Mental Capacity Act and real-world frontline experience, we bring structure to uncertainty — empowering professionals to be confident, defendable and act with compassion.
Why Choose Us?
We’ve been where you are. Our team combines statutory leadership in adult services with strategic expertise in systems, learning, and compliance. We understand the pressures of managing risk, rights and responsibility in real time.
Legal Precision, Human Focus
Everything we offer is grounded in current law and built to serve real people in real-life settings.
Practical, Person-Centred Tools
Our guidance is clear, structured, and built for use — not just theory.
Built for Confidence
Whether preparing for CQC or facing best interest challenges, we help you act with clarity and assurance.
Trusted by Practitioners
We’re already supporting professionals across the UK personal injury and rehabilitation sectors.
Ready to Strengthen Your Practice?
Whether you are facing a complex case or preparing for CQC, we’re here to help you act with confidence.
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