Exclusive Live Event: Global Insights into Vocational Rehabilitation

A Rare Opportunity to Learn from Leading Experts in Australia and Canada

📅 Date: 29th April

Are you ready to gain a fresh perspective on vocational rehabilitation (VR) from international leaders in the field?

This exclusive live event was a rare and exciting opportunity to hear directly from industry experts in Australia and Canada as they shared their experiences, challenges, and successes in delivering VR services.

From exploring innovative rehabilitation models to understanding the regulatory landscapes across the globe, this extended session provided practical insights that informed and enhanced our own approach to VR delivery.

What You Missed

✅ International Perspectives – We discovered how VR is structured, funded, and delivered in Australia and Canada.
✅ Best Practices – We gained understanding of what works, what doesn’t, and how these insights could be applied to UK-based VR services.
✅ Global Experts – We participated in an open discussion and compared strategies with leading professionals in the field.
✅ Your Network – We connected with professionals from around the world and broadened our understanding of VR delivery.

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‍Meet the Speakers

This event features four leading voices in vocational rehabilitation:

• Alexa Locke – A rehabilitation counsellor and people leader with 15+ years of experience across Australia’s NDIS, workers’ compensation, and disability employment services.
• Alicia Gibbs – A life insurance rehabilitation specialist and mental health first aid instructor with deep expertise in regional and remote VR services.
• Tracey Harvey – A seasoned professional in vocational rehabilitation and past president of VRA Canada, specializing in education and stakeholder collaboration.
• Nathan Clarke – CEO of ARPA, bringing extensive knowledge of Australian VR governance, licensing, and industry advancements.

Resources and the chat comments can be found below

Due to this being a paid event, recordings are available to be purchased for £15, please contact the VRA directly to get your copy today.

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