Child Brain Injury Conference
The conference is aimed at litigation and Court of Protection solicitors, case managers, rehabilitation professionals, and those supporting children and families affected by brain injury, the conference will once again provide a platform for shared learning, collaboration, and discussion.
The event will be dynamic allowing for input and feedback and a combination of formal presentations, interactive panel discussions and Q&As.
Child Brain Injury Conference
Thursday 14th January 2027
Following a sold-out and highly successful 2026 event, we are delighted to announce the return of our Child Brain Injury Conference at Millenium Point, Curzon Street Birmingham on Thursday 14th January 2027.
Event Details
Date & Time
14th January 2027
Location
Millenium Point, Curzon Street Birmingham, B4 7XG
Delegate Tickets
Non-member: £260 (+VAT)
Member: £135 (+VAT)
For every delegate ticket purchased, Brain Injury Group will donate £10 to its charity partner of the Child Brain Injury Conference.
Brain Injury Group members and NHS Staff: email enquiries@braininjurygroup.co.uk for your discount code to this conference.
Thank you to our Headline Sponsor, Abilities Enabled. Abilities Enabled make a difference by providing exceptional nurse-led Complex Care at home for people of all ages.
They support a range of complex needs – from acquired brain and spinal injuries to special education needs, ASD and managing behaviours that challenge.
Charity Partner
We’re pleased to welcome Gympanzees as the Charity Partner of the Child Brain Injury Conference 2027. Gympanzees supports disabled children and young people by providing inclusive opportunities for exercise, play and friendship, helping improve health and wellbeing while reducing isolation for families.
Our Chair
Richard Baker KC specialises in personal injury and clinical negligence work.
Richard has built up a busy and successful practice and wins praise for his advocacy and problem solving skills but also his ability to relate to his clients, especially the bereaved.
He was an Assistant Coroner in South Yorkshire between 2011 and 2016 and has earned an excellent reputation for his ability to manage complicated and difficult inquests. He is described by Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 as a leading silk and has been ranked in both areas for a number of years.
For more information on exhibition and sponsorship opportunities please email enquiries@braininjurygroup.co.uk
Young Minds: The Long-Term Trajectory
Key Conference Topics:
Angelina Burgess – Parent
Dr Rebecca Ashton, Educational Psychology Lead – Recolo
Kate Dixon, Parent and Children & Young Person Specialist Occupational Therapist Expert – Cognivate
Mandy Richmond, Director – MKR OT Services
Titles of talks subject to change and full running order of talks to be confirmed.