Understanding Concussions
A concussion is a mild brain injury that can still have a big impact. Learn the symptoms, causes, and how to access the right support.
Tinnitus and Brain Injury | Symptoms and Support
Discover how brain injury can cause tinnitus, including delayed symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and support for managing daily life.
Understanding Acquired Brain Injury from Childhood Accidents
Discover how acquired brain injury can impact individuals from childhood into adulthood, and how the right support can empower confidence, independence, and meaningful connections.
SEND White Paper: What We Know So Far
On Monday 23 February, the UK Government published its long-anticipated Schools White Paper, “Every Child Achieving and Thriving,” setting out a series of proposed reforms to the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system.
The Power of Multi-disciplinary Therapy in Brain Injury Recovery
Multi-disciplinary therapy brings together specialists from different disciplines to provide coordinated, holistic rehabilitation following brain injury. This article explores how collaborative therapy supports recovery, highlighted through Adam’s rehabilitation journey.
Brain Injury Awareness Month 2026: Recognising the Signs and Supporting Life After Brain Injury
Learn the signs of brain injury, hidden symptoms, recovery pathways and how specialist support can help individuals and families rebuild life after injury.
Understanding Undiagnosed Brain Injuries – Causes, Symptoms & Support
Undiagnosed brain injuries, often called hidden or silent TBIs, can cause long-term cognitive, emotional and physical symptoms. Learn the causes, warning signs and how to access specialist support in the UK.
The Hidden Disability After Brain Injury: Understanding Cognitive Communication Disorders
Brain injury affects every part of a person’s life physically, cognitively, emotionally, and socially. Some of these changes are immediately visible. Others remain hidden.
Top Tips for Managing Finances After a Life-Changing Injury | Brooks Adroit
A single moment of violence can change a life forever. For many people, brain injuries do not arise from accidents at work or on the road, but from criminal acts such as an assault, a single punch, repeated abuse, or a violent incident that was never expected.
Great British Wheelchair Rugby – Sport, Recovery and Community
Wheelchair rugby is a fast-paced, team-based sport designed for individuals with upper- and lower-limb impairments. It provides these individuals with a platform for physical recovery and social connection.
