Define your boundaries or boundaries will define you
How many times have you laughed at someone skidding, tripping, losing their balance or falling flat on their face?
Thousands back campaign to increase SLT provision
The Government has responded to a petition signed by thousands of people calling for greater access to speech and language therapy (SLT), saying it is “supporting the restoration” of such vital support for those in need.
Liver ‘may play key role in Alzheimer’s’
Amyloid protein made in the liver can cause neurodegeneration in the brain, according to a new study.
‘Don’t count the days, make the days count’
In our latest interview with the Brain Injury team at St Andrew’s Healthcare, we meet Dr Lorraine Childs, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist on Rose ward, one of only three secure neurobehavioural units in the country.
Supporting the cyber safety of brain injury survivors
Brain injury survivors, and the professionals who support them in their lives, are being educated in the risks of using the internet and how to maximise safety when going online by the UK’s only cyber safeguarding specialist of its kind.
Neurocognitive assessments to standardise global Long COVID approach
Neurocognitive and mental health tests have been recommended by an international taskforce to harmonise the assessment of patients with Long COVID.
Maggie Goldberg announced as CEO of Reeve Foundation
A new CEO has been announced by the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation to help advance its efforts to find a cure for spinal cord injury even further.
Cognetivity partners with dementia care operator
Pioneer in AI-led dementia detection Cognetivity Neurosciences has secured use of its Integrated Cognitive Assessment (ICA) with an expanding high-end operator of dementia and senior care.
Award to recognise schools’ commitment to brain injury support
Schools are to be recognised for their commitment to supporting children with acquired brain injuries (ABI) and their families through the introduction of a new accreditation.
From re-learning to walk after amputation to competing in the Paralympics
Former military police officer and Blesma member Lesley Stewart spent many years in agonising pain, and eventually lost her leg, due to undiagnosed dystonia. Read her incredible story of coming back from years of struggle to compete in the Paralympics
