Support and Guidance - Brain Injury Group

Nottingham’s Forgotten Children: Support After the Ockenden Review

A baby playing with family in the nursery room.

While the infant and maternal deaths detailed in the Ockenden Review remain central, the impact of a birth-acquired brain injury can continue beyond hospital discharge. Read about the challenges for these children and their families and discover support.

David White’s Story: From TBI Survivor to Brain Injury Group Ambassador

Back in 2020, our Ambassador David White survived a life-changing traumatic brain injury. Read about his journey from recovery to award-winning advocate and how he is supporting others in the brain injury community.

Second Impact Syndrome

Second impact syndrome (SIS) is a rare but serious brain injury. Learn the symptoms, risks and advice on how to prevent it.

Birth Injury, Brain Injury and The Ockenden Review

A newborn baby's feet being held by her mother.

In light of the failings in maternity care uncovered in the Ockenden Review, learn how birth injury and brain injury overlap, why early intervention is so important and where to find support.

Brain Injury Claims Arising out of the Use of E-Bikes

E-bike parked up by a stone wall in a a city.

As e-bike use grows across the UK, so does the risk of serious accidents. Find out how e-bike accidents can cause traumatic brain injuries, what the law says, and where to get legal and other types of support.

A Prom to Remember: Keyah’s Story of Inclusion, Determination and Possibility

For most teenagers, prom is a celebration of friendships, achievements and the exciting future ahead. It’s a chance to dress up, make memories and mark the end of one chapter before beginning the next.

Cerebral Palsy Delayed Diagnosis: Causes, Early Signs and Next Steps

A child with cerebral palsy with his mother in the park

A late cerebral palsy diagnosis can leave families searching for answers. Learn the early signs to look for, why delayed diagnosis can happen and how early intervention can help improve outcomes.

Debunking Ten Myths About Concussion

A brain scan which can be used as a tool to help diagnose a concussion.

Discover interesting facts about concussions behind 10 common myths and improve your understanding of mild traumatic brain injury.

Neonatal Hypoglycaemia and Childhood Brain Injury: Ryan’s Story

Ryan’s story highlights the lifelong impact of neonatal hypoglycaemia and childhood brain injury, reinforcing the importance of listening to parents and learning from lived experience.