News
The latest news from across neurorehabilitation.
- Opinion26 Jun
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist Dr Keith G Jenkins and Dr Jenny Brooks, consultant clinical psychologist on how to keep a routine during the pandemic.
- Opinion26 Jun
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist Dr Keith G Jenkins and Dr Jenny Brooks, consultant clinical psychologist on how to stay social during the pandemic.
- Opinion26 Jun
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist Dr Keith G Jenkins and Dr Jenny Brooks, consultant clinical psychologist on how to keep on top of your mental wellbeing during the pandemic.
- Legal22 Jun
Georgina Moorhead of Irwin Mitchell focuses on cohabitation and marriage in the second part of her special feature.
- Opinion19 Jun
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist Dr Keith G Jenkins and Dr Jenny Brooks, consultant clinical psychologist, on how to manage the pandemic guidelines.
- News19 Jun
New evidence that post-brain injury sleep problems can slow the pace of recovery has emerged from an obervational study.
- News18 Jun
Working as an OT, with individual’s who may have physical, sensory, cognitive, emotional and behavioural difficulties, can vary hugely from day to day. I liaise closely with other therapists within our centre, particularly in Physiotherapy and Speech and Language therapy on a daily basis. The team and I also have strong relationships with other community [...]
- News18 Jun
While there is increasing provision nationally for neuropsychiatric care, against a background of the growing need for such facilities, surprisingly little is dedicated to female care. Units which are male-only can be found across the country, but the provision for dedicated women’s facilities is, by comparison, low. Often, women needing this neuropsychiatric support are directed [...]
- Legal15 Jun
David Withers, of Irwin Mitchell, on which option is best for the injured person.
- Legal15 Jun
In a serious injury case, it is common for there to be a dispute about whether an individual has sustained a traumatic brain injury with likely subsequent lifelong problems or whether they have suffered from a psychological reaction which, with appropriate treatment, could result in a full recovery. This is an important argument because it [...]













