Our Services

Services

Services that Stengthen Practice and Deliver Results

Training

Michelle Carter Consultancy provides high‑quality, in‑person training and consultancy designed to strengthen rights‑based, person‑centred practice across intellectual disability and social care settings. Services include:

  • Positive Ageing in Intellectual Disability — specialist training supporting staff and people with lived experience to understand ageing patterns, rights, quality of life, and evidence‑informed approaches.
  • Person‑Centred Culture & Human Rights — practical training that helps organisations translate values into everyday actions that uphold dignity, autonomy, and meaningful participation.
  • Induction Programmes for New Staff — introducing rights‑based practice, effective communication, safeguarding responsibilities, and quality support from the outset.
  • Regulatory & Professional Insight — consultancy informed by Michelle’s experience with CORU and the Decision Support Service, supporting compliance, ethical practice, and high professional standards.

Consultancy Services for Intellectual Disability Services

  • Service Reviews & Quality Improvement — Independent, in‑depth reviews of services, programmes, and organisational practices, with clear, actionable recommendations grounded in rights‑based and person‑centred principles
  • Policy & Practice Development — Support to design, update, or align policies, procedures, and practice frameworks with national standards, regulatory requirements, and best‑practice evidence.
  • Stakeholder Engagement & Co‑Design — Facilitation of structured engagement with service users, families, staff teams, and partner organisations to ensure authentic participation and shared ownership of change.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Practice Support — Expert guidance on strengthening safeguarding systems, reviewing complex cases, and embedding safe, accountable, and transparent practice.
  • Strategic Planning & Organisational Development — Assistance with strategic reviews, change management, and the development of organisational plans that reflect values, evidence, and future service needs.
  • Research, Evaluation & Thematic Analysis — Design and delivery of qualitative research, thematic analysis, and evaluation projects to inform decision‑making, service design, and policy development.