Brainkind’s Elizabeth Wilce on 28 years of opening neurorehabilitation doors
Elizabeth Wilce, programme manager for the Brain Injury Linkworker Service [...]
Why accessible travel must be planned like rehabilitation, not retail
By Paula Hansen, managing director, World Accessible Holidays For many [...]
Addressing the soft skills gap in recruitment
By Natalie Mackenzie, director, BIS Services We’ve seen a worrying [...]
Neuro rehab experts on the realities of recovery
When a brain injury, stroke or neurological condition turns life [...]
From surgery to strength: The rehabilitation journey of Diana Hoy
By Asham Rehab When 75-year-old Diana Hoy was admitted for [...]
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS): A modern approach to cognitive and emotional enhancement?
By Dr Martine Stoffels, consultant neuropsychiatrist and clinical director, Dr [...]
“We need to start talking about Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease”
Despite an estimated 25,000 people in the UK having Charcot-Marie-Tooth [...]
Legislation changes could “empower” domestic violence victims to seek help
Despite health disparities, legislation changes could empower brain injured domestic [...]
‘Too little too late’: UK charities call for more government support for disabled people
Disabled people among hardest hit by cost of living crisis, research reveals
Brain injury patients in Ireland unaware of right to rehab, say campaigners
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland aims to demonstrate 'persistent' inequalities in the rehab sector
