Calling Occupational therapists trained in using Talking Mats: We need your expertise! 

Queen Margaret University Masters student Ciara Hamill is conducting research into the use of Talking Mats with children, read about how to get involved below, and click the link or scan the QR code to contribute to Ciara’s research.

Hi, my name is Ciara Hamill, and I am a MSc Occupational therapy student at Queen Margaret University. As part of my final year dissertation, I am working in partnership with Talking mats Ltd to explore occupational therapists’ experiences of using Talking Mats with children, and I need your help! 

What is involved? 

One confidential survey that will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. All responses will remain confidential and will only be used for research purposes.  

Who can participate? 

• Occupational therapists/assistants who have been trained in using Talking Mats. 
• Occupational therapists/assistants who have used or are currently using Talking Mats in practice with children. 

Why take part? 

By sharing your experiences, you will be contributing to gaining insight into the practical use of Talking Mats and how it has been applied in the context of children. This research will influence future resources and training for occupational therapists. 

How to take part? 

Step 1: Click the link or scan the QR code at the bottom of the page. 
Step 2: Ensure to read the participant information sheet and give informed consent before beginning the survey.  
Step 3: Answer the questions based on your experiences. 
Step 4: Submit your responses! 

Thank you for your contribution! 

Thank you for considering taking part in this research. Your participation is greatly appreciated. Feel free to spread the word with colleagues who may be interested! 

Take the survey online here

Or

Scan the QR code below