Consultacy Services
Patient Lived Experience
Consultancy: Lived Experience in Chronic Illness & Disability
Incurably Wonderful offers specialist consultancy informed by direct lived experience, supporting organisations, teams, researchers, and community leaders in developing services that are genuinely effective, inclusive, and accessible for people with chronic illness and disability
Why Commission Consultancy from IW?
Authentic Insight:
Our consultancy draws on real, daily lived experience with long-term conditions and disability, alongside years of sector advocacy, project leadership, and group facilitation. We help organisations move beyond data and theory, offering proven, practical solutions to real-world challenges
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Transformative Training & Education:
We run bespoke workshops and talks for clinicians, support staff, volunteers, academic teams, and boards. These sessions share lived realities, challenge misconceptions, and identify actionable improvements for engagement and support . For further information reach out to admin@incurablywonderful.org
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WHO DO WE SUPPORT?
- Health and social care providers
- Charities and voluntary sector organisations
- Academic institutions and research teams
- Community services and centres
- Local authorities and boards
- Businesses seeking inclusion and innovation
CONTACT US
If your organisation is planning new services, research, training, or wants to meaningfully include people with chronic illness and disability, we can help.
Contact the IW team at admin@incurablywonderful.org for a free initial discussion and bespoke consultancy proposal.
Consultancy is underpinned by IW’s ongoing commitment to advocacy, partnership, and lived experience-led service transformation for adults living with chronic illness and disability in Liverpool, Merseyside, and beyond.
SERVICES OFFERED:
- Service design consultation: Access reviews, barrier identification, and inclusion strategy
- Advisory board and panel participation: Ensuring user perspectives are heard in policy and planning
- Training workshops and talks: From communication skills to inclusive practices and peer support methods
- Speaking and seminars: Raising awareness of diagnosis, exclusion, stigma, and empowerment
- Project feedback and co-production: Collaborating on project design, implementation, and evaluation with active service user involvement
- Mentorship and peer leadership: Guiding groups in building their own peer-support and inclusion models
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