Tony Lea's Video Blog
Our advocate, Tony Lea, has personal and professional experience of the process and the distress claiming benefits causes. This makes us proactive in dealing with your claim.
Below are a series of videos put together by our advocate explaining the various parts of the benefit claiming process.
We hope these videos will answer some questions and help you with your claim.
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Our advocate, Tony Lea, was trained by the Citizen's Advice Bureau, and he has represented scores of clients in court.
He has fought for the rights of disabled people across the UK, and has appeared on national television and on Parliamentary Committees to help those who need it.
Below are a series of videos put together by our advocate explaining the various parts of the benefit claiming process.
We hope these videos will answer some questions and help you with your claim.
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Our advocate, Tony Lea, was trained by the Citizen's Advice Bureau, and he has represented scores of clients in court.
He has fought for the rights of disabled people across the UK, and has appeared on national television and on Parliamentary Committees to help those who need it.
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WARNING.
Tony Lea speaks clearly and honestly. Videos may contain triggering words and phrases.
These may be used so to allow you to better understand and beat the DWP
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Meet our advocate, Tony Lea,
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Here, in these 2 videos, Tony Lea talks you through what you need to do if you are called in for a WCA- Work Capability Assessment .
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In this video Tony Lea talks you through what happens if you are called in to a tribunal
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Guide to Personal Independence Payments - PIP
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The gathering of evidence to support your claim..
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Medical evidence gathering, removing inaccuracies myths and obstructions.
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Medical evidence gathering part 2. Aids and adaptions and NEED
Letter sent from Minster for the Disabled
Invisible illnesses / muscular skeletal assessments
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Collecting medical evidence for your PIP applications.
Descriptors: Cooking and preparing a meal part 1
Preparing for Personal Independence Payments (PIP) Assessments
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The Muscular / Skeletal Assessment and how it isn't fit for purpose
Descriptors: Cooking and preparing a meal part 2
Be brutal. Be honest. Be Polite.
WARNING VIDEO MAY TRIGGERS.. MENTIONS OF SERIOUS ILLNESSES / SUICIDE AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES. |
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Mobility component descriptors. I.e. Walking
Preparing for PIP Assessment.
Part 3- Eating ESA Support Group. No transfer to Universal credit
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"Invisible illnesses" Autism/Asperger's, /Learning disabilities. part 1
PIP Assessment- Neurological Issues.
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"Invisible illnesses" part 2
WARNING MENTIONS OF ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION. PIP and working- The myths and truths
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